@database sha.guide
@author Carsten Larsen
@(c) Carsten Larsen
@$VER: sha.guide 1.05 (11.06.2015)
@node Main "User manual"
@title "File hashing utility"
@{bg filltext}@{b}SHA                                                                          SHA@{ub}@{bg background}

@{b}NAME@{ub}
       sha - file hashing utility

@{b}USAGE@{ub}
       @{b}sha@{ub} [@{b}SHA1@{ub}|@{b}SHA256@{ub}|@{b}SHA384@{ub}|@{b}SHA512@{ub}] [@{u}file@{uu} ...]

@{b}DESCRIPTION@{ub}
       sha is a simple program that hashes files. It uses the National Institute
       of Standards and Technology's Secure Hash Algorithm.  It can  use  SHA-1,
       SHA-256, SHA-384, or SHA-512, which generate respectively, hashes of 160,
       256, 384, or 512 bits.  @{b}sha@{ub} can be used in scripts to  do,  for  example,
       file integrity checking.

@{b}OPTIONS@{ub}
       @{b}SHA1@{ub}     Use SHA1, which produces a 160-bit hash (40 hex digits).

       @{b}SHA256@{ub}   Use SHA256, which produces a 256-bit hash (64 hex digits).

       @{b}SHA384@{ub}   Use SHA384, which produces a 384-bit hash (96 hex digits).

       @{b}SHA512@{ub}   Use SHA512, which produces a 512-bit hash (128 hex digits).

       @{u}file@{uu} ...
              One or more files to hash.

@{b}AUTHOR@{ub}
       The original sha utility was developed by Allan Saddi. The Amiga version
       is being developed and maintained by Carsten Larsen.

@{bg filltext}@{b}                                  June 11, 2015                              SHA@{ub}@{bg background}
@endnode