Identifyng RAR File integrity

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Is there any way to check the integrity of the split RAR files before downloading the split files and discovering that one of the archieve is damaged or corrupted
 
if you know the crc32 checksum and maybe the ed2k hash of the file it is possible. some files contain the crc32 checksum in a sfv file i think, and there is a sfv checker too. the tool compares the crc32 of the file downloaded with the list.

i'm using feebooti file tweak and hash utility. it automatically generates the crc32 of files less than a mb in size when you right click on the file and select the properties.
 
6pack said:
if you know the crc32 checksum and maybe the ed2k hash of the file it is possible. some files contain the crc32 checksum in a sfv file i think, and there is a sfv checker too. the tool compares the crc32 of the file downloaded with the list.

i'm using feebooti file tweak and hash utility. it automatically generates the crc32 of files less than a mb in size when you right click on the file and select the properties.
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I don't that much details.:S
 
satyanjoy said:
Is there any way to check the integrity of the split RAR files before downloading the split files and discovering that one of the archieve is damaged or corrupted
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There is no way to do this !

Usually the server where you pull it from should show some message at the top of the folder that everything is OK or incomplete.
 
blr_p said:
There is no way to do this !

Usually the server where you pull it from should show some message at the top of the folder that everything is OK or incomplete.
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basically I am referring to the multiple numbers of split files uploaded in file sharing site like rapidshare.
 
satyanjoy said:
Is there any way to check the integrity of the split RAR files before downloading the split files and discovering that one of the archieve is damaged or corrupted
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BEFORE downloading?? That is just not possible from your end mate unless you own the server that hosts those files! :D
 
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