[43535]

I noticed several file hostes such as NitroFlare and RapidGator do pass the checksums to the JD2 plugins - as evident by the "properties.ARCHIVE_ID" field in downloadList object - it's populated with a SHA2-256 checksum.

This is great.
Allowing me to view checksums before downloading the files and running them against VirusTotal is better than just downloading and starting scanning when it's on your computer.

But I am wondering if there's a quicker way to view the checksum than digging in the JSON structure of the file.

There's a "Checksum" column in JD2, but when I enable it, it's empty - for files I know for a fact JD2 should know the checksum of.

[pspzockerscene]

Hi,
the checksum column is working fine here and I can see the checksum in that column.
Please provide a screenshot, logs and example URLs.

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-psp-

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[pspzockerscene]

1. The "archive_id" is not a file md5hash.
2. The rapidgator.net website does not provide any file (md5) hash [anymore] so there is no way for JDownloader to get one.
Here is an example for a website which provides MD5 hashes which JD will also obtain and use for CRC checking:
filehorst.de/d/etwIlEnF
(Example file uploaded by me.)

[43535]

Thank you.

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