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MD5CHECK(1)							   MD5CHECK(1)

NAME
       md5check - check MD5 checksums of critical system files

SYNOPSIS
       nawk -f md5check database [...]

DESCRIPTION
       Md5check	 is  a	nawk  script that compares the MD5 checksums of system
       files with a specified database of known good checksums.	 Md5check will
       generate a report indicating which files did or did not match checksums
       in the database.

       A failed match does not necessarily indicate the presence of  a	Trojan
       horse,  instead	it simply means that the checksum was not found in the
       named list of checksums.	 The file's authenticity  should  be  verified
       against distribution media or other known good version.

       A  successful  match indicates that the corresponding file has not been
       modified from the original used to generate the database.

7th Edition		       21 February 1994			   MD5CHECK(1)
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