Quote from: inblue on June 04, 2019, 03:28:53 PM

Quote from: bible_pay on June 04, 2019, 03:28:23 PM

** Two Ways to get Sha256 Hash of a BiblePay binary **

Method 1:
Download the binary, and once you know its name you can type it in the browser to get the sha256hash:
For example: You use the windows 64 bit release, the downloaded filename is : biblepayevo64.exe
URL: https://biblepay.org/biblepayevo64.hash.htm
(You can bookmark the URL for your platform).

Method 2:
Navigate to the https://biblepay.org website and click on the Top level menu | Wallet | Expand the subsection for your OS | Click on Release Name - Hash

** Two ways to verify the Sha hash per OS **

Method 1 (Linux):
Type sha256sum downloaded_file_name

Method 2 (Windows):
certutil -hashfile downloaded_file_name

NOTE: We are still deploying this solution, so at this time only the Windows hashes are available. MIP will update us when the Linux hashes are available.
(These will all automatically update each time we release).

Just downloaded from the website and cross checked the sha256 hash, looks good! Also, a tip for users who use 7Zip, you can go to settings and enable "CRC SHA" as a context menu item, so you can check all files easily on right click.

While you're at it, could you perhaps look into signing the exe so that Windows treats it with more confidence and new users don't doubt the validity of the files?

Nice of you to join PoG. I thought Orbis had a lot of prominence and then you beat Orbis 10x