Story #3760
Updated by dkliban@redhat.com almost 6 years ago
As Usually when one exports an iso file, they want to write it down to a user, I would like dvd or some offline device. While doing so they want to be able to know sure that the files integrity is maintained. Therefore, we must provide them with a checksum of from our end. Expected: Along with the ISO generated by <somename>.iso the export distributor. After generating an ISO, the export distributor will calculate multiple checksums of the ISO and write them to could generate a file with the same name as the ISO, but with a 'checksum' extension. The file will have the following format: <pre> SHA1: 123ab456 SHA256: 765cde123 SH512: 4444ff2c2 </pre> called <somename>.checksum
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