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#HASHTAB 2.3.0 ARCHIVE#
#HASHTAB 2.3.0 VERIFICATION#

Now, I could have left the answer portion alone in the question section, but I figured it would be best to follow the proper StackExchange format. If the DBAN project were a little more active (almost a year since last update) & had more Documentation that's well maintained & easily accessible, I wouldn't be making the request (I'm also asking because I'm still working on getting KeePass running on my machine - I'm not in any position to memorize anymore User IDs & Passwords). Thus I'm imploring anybody in the SuperUser community, that has an established Log In with the Internet Archive, to do so in behalf of the HDD-wiping community that wants to know that their DBAN copy is legitimate.

#HASHTAB 2.3.0 ARCHIVE#

I'd like to also upload a record of that Japanese SourceForge site (well, just the page with the DBAN MD5SUM Hash) to the Internet Archive, but I'd rather not set up a new User ID on another site, just for something that's going to be a "one-off" event for me (don't use Internet Archive enough to justify an account).

Verified by Copy from the official DBAN website against the MD5SUM Hash posted on the Japanese SourceForge site.

Found the MD5SUM at the Japanese SourceForge site.

I downloaded DBAN Version 2.2.6 from the actual DBAN website.

There are likely mirrors of the site, but I'm going to post the MD5SUM Hash here, since Japan's still in the middle of the tsunami-earthquake-nuclear crisis:įor the sake of being clear (and to satisfy my own pedantic nature), here's what I did: While in mid-post of the question, I found this at a Japanese version of SourceForge. On the same horizontal line of "dban-2.2.6_i586.iso", just click on the italicized "i" in the grey circle.įor convenience, I'll post the MD5 & SHA1 hashes here:ĥ34921ff013f34ded279300eb3851ec707b58475 (SHA1)Īs of this writing, DBAN 2.2.6 is still the latest version available.Īlas, I did not upload a record to the Internet Archive I'm not using the vendor-neutral version of OpenID, so I would have had to create one, and, of course, I refrained from doing so.

#HASHTAB 2.3.0 VERIFICATION#

Not sure if this was available at the time I asked the question, but recent visits to SourceForge have enlightened me to the availability of MD5 & SHA1 verification hashes on the SourceForge site. Method Summary Attributes getAttributes(String name, String attrIds) Hashtable<,> getEnvironment() String getNameInNamespace() NameParser.