On FreeBSD and MacOS 10.6, md5 produces:
MD5 (README) = 594d19e333c06370c49afaa1f8d21c93
which when run through the default MD5FMT sed transformation gives:
594d19e333c06370c49afaa1f8d21c93 README
which seems wrong according to the comments in output_md5() (test/common.sh).
Hrm. That test succeeds for me on MacOS X (that's why I did MD5FMT stuff
in the first place).
The trouble with cut is that it only supports one delimiter. Apparently
there's a SP vs. TAB inconsistency between various md5(1)
implementations.
Ah, okay, I guess I didn't realize there was a TAB used in other md5
implementations.
See now why I wanted to get rid of that MD5 code? :-)
--Ken
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