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Thumbnail md5 hash special characters
I'm writing a script in python to generate thumbnail for my NEF files (Nikon raw).
So far so good. I have the .png image in 256X256, 8bit, non-interlaced PNG image with full alpha transparency as requested by this doc: https://specifications.freedesktop.org
Then we generate the md5 hash of the URI:
from urllib.parse import quote
import hashlib
path = 'file:///home/ricardo/Área de Trabalho/TempImgX/teste.png'
print(path)
print('-----------------------------------------------')
# Deal with special character
temp1 = (quote(path, safe=''))
print(temp1)
print('-----------------------------------------------')
# md5 of URI
temp2 = hashlib.md5((temp1).encode()).hexdigest()
print(temp2)
Output:
file:///home/ricardo/Área de Trabalho/TempImgX/teste.png
-----------------------------------------------
file%3A%2F%2F%2Fhome%2Fricardo%2F%C3%81rea%20de%20Trabalho%2FTempImgX%2Fteste.png
-----------------------------------------------
d0d4c55153f15c3b55a355ad75362f90
Process finished with exit code 0
Now if I move my thumbnail to .../thumbnails/large with the name: d0d4c55153f15c3b55a355ad75362f90.png
It should work right? But it does not!
Even if I don't treat the special characters with (quote(path, safe='')) it would still not work.
None of the examples I found on the web use special characters, maybe I'm doing it wrong...
Any thoughts?
18.04 thumbnails md5sum
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I'm writing a script in python to generate thumbnail for my NEF files (Nikon raw).
So far so good. I have the .png image in 256X256, 8bit, non-interlaced PNG image with full alpha transparency as requested by this doc: https://specifications.freedesktop.org
Then we generate the md5 hash of the URI:
from urllib.parse import quote
import hashlib
path = 'file:///home/ricardo/Área de Trabalho/TempImgX/teste.png'
print(path)
print('-----------------------------------------------')
# Deal with special character
temp1 = (quote(path, safe=''))
print(temp1)
print('-----------------------------------------------')
# md5 of URI
temp2 = hashlib.md5((temp1).encode()).hexdigest()
print(temp2)
Output:
file:///home/ricardo/Área de Trabalho/TempImgX/teste.png
-----------------------------------------------
file%3A%2F%2F%2Fhome%2Fricardo%2F%C3%81rea%20de%20Trabalho%2FTempImgX%2Fteste.png
-----------------------------------------------
d0d4c55153f15c3b55a355ad75362f90
Process finished with exit code 0
Now if I move my thumbnail to .../thumbnails/large with the name: d0d4c55153f15c3b55a355ad75362f90.png
It should work right? But it does not!
Even if I don't treat the special characters with (quote(path, safe='')) it would still not work.
None of the examples I found on the web use special characters, maybe I'm doing it wrong...
Any thoughts?
18.04 thumbnails md5sum
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I'm writing a script in python to generate thumbnail for my NEF files (Nikon raw).
So far so good. I have the .png image in 256X256, 8bit, non-interlaced PNG image with full alpha transparency as requested by this doc: https://specifications.freedesktop.org
Then we generate the md5 hash of the URI:
from urllib.parse import quote
import hashlib
path = 'file:///home/ricardo/Área de Trabalho/TempImgX/teste.png'
print(path)
print('-----------------------------------------------')
# Deal with special character
temp1 = (quote(path, safe=''))
print(temp1)
print('-----------------------------------------------')
# md5 of URI
temp2 = hashlib.md5((temp1).encode()).hexdigest()
print(temp2)
Output:
file:///home/ricardo/Área de Trabalho/TempImgX/teste.png
-----------------------------------------------
file%3A%2F%2F%2Fhome%2Fricardo%2F%C3%81rea%20de%20Trabalho%2FTempImgX%2Fteste.png
-----------------------------------------------
d0d4c55153f15c3b55a355ad75362f90
Process finished with exit code 0
Now if I move my thumbnail to .../thumbnails/large with the name: d0d4c55153f15c3b55a355ad75362f90.png
It should work right? But it does not!
Even if I don't treat the special characters with (quote(path, safe='')) it would still not work.
None of the examples I found on the web use special characters, maybe I'm doing it wrong...
Any thoughts?
18.04 thumbnails md5sum
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Ricardo is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I'm writing a script in python to generate thumbnail for my NEF files (Nikon raw).
So far so good. I have the .png image in 256X256, 8bit, non-interlaced PNG image with full alpha transparency as requested by this doc: https://specifications.freedesktop.org
Then we generate the md5 hash of the URI:
from urllib.parse import quote
import hashlib
path = 'file:///home/ricardo/Área de Trabalho/TempImgX/teste.png'
print(path)
print('-----------------------------------------------')
# Deal with special character
temp1 = (quote(path, safe=''))
print(temp1)
print('-----------------------------------------------')
# md5 of URI
temp2 = hashlib.md5((temp1).encode()).hexdigest()
print(temp2)
Output:
file:///home/ricardo/Área de Trabalho/TempImgX/teste.png
-----------------------------------------------
file%3A%2F%2F%2Fhome%2Fricardo%2F%C3%81rea%20de%20Trabalho%2FTempImgX%2Fteste.png
-----------------------------------------------
d0d4c55153f15c3b55a355ad75362f90
Process finished with exit code 0
Now if I move my thumbnail to .../thumbnails/large with the name: d0d4c55153f15c3b55a355ad75362f90.png
It should work right? But it does not!
Even if I don't treat the special characters with (quote(path, safe='')) it would still not work.
None of the examples I found on the web use special characters, maybe I'm doing it wrong...
Any thoughts?
18.04 thumbnails md5sum
18.04 thumbnails md5sum
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