[TC11.03] Not correct info when Verify Checksums with absent file

The behaviour described in the bug report is either by design, or would be far too complex/time-consuming to be changed

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[TC11.03] Not correct info when Verify Checksums with absent file

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Verify Checksums (MD5, sha256, etc.) with absent file NOT shows adequate info in "Errors: 0", and "not found: 0". Must shows correct info like "Errors: 1", and "not found: 1" or something like that
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Re: [TC11.03] Not correct info when Verify Checksums with absent file

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Not confirmed. There is no such thing as "Errors: 0" and "not found: 0". It shows:

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OK: 0, not found: 1, read error: 0, wrong checksum: 0
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Re: [TC11.03] Not correct info when Verify Checksums with absent file

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white wrote: 2024-12-09, 12:55 UTC Not confirmed. There is no such thing as "Errors: 0" and "not found: 0". It shows:

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OK: 0, not found: 1, read error: 0, wrong checksum: 0
In respective text file delete all info (all empty spaces) except checksum text string
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Re: [TC11.03] Not correct info when Verify Checksums with absent file

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angel wrote: 2024-12-09, 17:12 UTC In respective text file delete all info (all empty spaces) except checksum text string
OK, I see what you mean. You don't mean that the file is absent, but that there is no filename specified in the checksums file. Then it is not recognized as a line containing a checksum and the line is ignored. That's the way the tool is designed, any line not containing a checksum and filename will be ignored.
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Re: [TC11.03] Not correct info when Verify Checksums with absent file

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Exactly, lines which do not contain a pair of checksum and file name will be ignored. There are checksum files with comments made by other tools, and I don't want to show errors for such lines.

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