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Thanks to everyone who offered help on the MD5 for DOS. Greg Broiles pointed me to the pgp source, which may do the trick. (There is MD5 module in pgp[?]) I will investigate. For everyone's info, didn't find a freestanding dos implementation, tho. My copy of Schneier didn't have the disk, so I don't know if it's there, either. -- PJP
"P.J. Ponder" writes: >Thanks to everyone who offered help on the MD5 for DOS. >Greg Broiles pointed me to the pgp source, which may do the >trick. (There is MD5 module in pgp[?]) I will investigate. > >For everyone's info, didn't find a freestanding dos >implementation, tho. My copy of Schneier didn't have the >disk, so I don't know if it's there, either. I have source code to a program called "md5sum". The comments indicate that it works on DOS, as well as unix. It's three source files, a "main", a ".h", and "md5.c", which implements the md5 hash. Want it? P.S. There's also source code for MD5 in the RFC1321, available from ftp.internic.net.
A freestanding implementation of MD5SUM (compiled from that in the PGP distribution) for DOS is at ftp://ftp.csn.net/mpj/public/md5sum.zip and on the Colorado Catacombs BBS at 303-772-1062. I suggested to Phil Zimmermann that he should put this in the next PGP release along with the compiled DOS version of PGP, but there hasn't been a new release of PGP since then. Happy New Year! Mike Johnson mpj@exabyte.com #include <std_disclaimer.h>