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Adding CRC checksum to Joomla 4 update files[DONE]

Started by Jefferson49, 08.04.2023 12:48:29

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Jefferson49

Observed with jD 4.022 while upgrading to 4.024

After upgrading jD in Joomla 4, I get a warning "No checksum found on the update server". The background is that starting with Joomla 4, it is a new Joomla policy to ask for using a CRC checksum (e.g. SHA 256) in the update XML file (https://www.jdownloads.com/updates/4.0/final/jdownloads-update.xml), which corresponds to the downloaded update file.

It is not urgent or mandatory, but it would be good to add it some time.

The CRC code can be added with a line as follows (example for SHA 256):

<update>
    <name>jDownloads</name>
    <version>...</version>
    <sha256>f8b64f66d561121f0703b8f5d64cd36da00d4d117b56981b0b4fbf23cf72c03b</sha256>
</update>

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Arno

Hi,
yes I have see this.

But actually this should only be an option and an error message should only appear if an invalid value is found. At least that's how I understood it. I was therefore surprised by the (new) message that suddenly appeared.

I will certainly add this, but it will take a while. Unfortunately I have too much else to do at the moment. 
Best Regards / Gruß
Arno
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Jefferson49

While updating to 4.0.29, I recognized that a sha384 checksum is now available and Joomla does not show a warning any more.

Thank you for addressing this issue!
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