[Tim] > ... > Here's a better check, provided you have *some* version of Python sitting > around: > > >>> path = "/updates/BeOpen-Python-2.0b1.exe" # change accordingly > >>> import os > >>> os.path.getsize(path) > 5970597 > >>> guts = open(path, "rb").read() > >>> len(guts) > 5970597 > >>> import sha > >>> print sha.new(guts).hexdigest() > ef495d351a93d887f5df6b399747d4e96388b0d5 > >>> > > If you don't get the same SHA digest, it is indeed corrupt despite having > the correct size. Let us know! Greg reports getting e65aac55368b823e1c0bc30c0a5bc4dd2da2adb4 Someone else care to try this? I tried it both on the original installer I uploaded to BeOpen, and on the copy I downloaded back from the pythonlabs download page right after Fred updated it. At this point I don't know whether BeOpen's disk is corrupted, or Greg's, or sha has a bug, or ...
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