ed2k_hash

ed2k_hash is a little command line utility that takes an number of files and outputs their ed2k-links.

This tool is useful for people who want to know the ed2k-links of files they are not currently sharing, or who want the ed2k-links for all files in certain directories etc. You can hash single files, multiple files, whole directories, or whole directory trees.

Thanks to Jerome Laheurte there is also an up-to-date Windows command line version of ed2k_hash available now.

Download

Older releases can be found in the file release section of the project homepage.

Sorry about the broken links, I wasn't aware of that. It should work again now.

ed2k_hash installer for windows (including GUI; 0.4.0 is a complete GUI rewrite! Thanks to Jeremy Laheurte)

ed2k_hash RPM package (for most GNU/Linux systems, e.g. RedHat, Mandrake, SuSe and others)

ed2k_hash deb package (for Debian GNU/Linux systems)

ed2k_hash installer for Mac OS X (including GUI; MacOSX GUI source code is only available via CVS)

source code (for GNU/Linux, Windows, and MacOSX. MacOSX code is command line only, the MacOSX GUI code is separately available via CVS)

Usage

You'll need to start this utility from the command line. Supply the '--help' option to get a list with command line parameters. Here are some examples:

Hash all *avi files in /mnt/movies:
ed2k_hash /mnt/movies/*avi

Hash all files in /mnt/movies that have been changed in the last 20 minutes
ed2k_hash `find /mnt/movies -cmin 20`

Output hashes to a text file for copy'n'paste later
ed2k_hash /home/joe/share/docs > shared_docs_links.txt