What's the most recent v1 version of ahk with signature? why no any more? thx

[ccchan234]

hi,
i trust the signature, dont tell BS to me.
the one i used for longtime /w signature is v1.1.32.00

the lastest v1.1.37.01 dont have.
anyone could kindly tell me what's the most recent one of v1 with signature? thanks

[ccchan234]

hi,
i trust the signature, dont tell BS to me.
the one i used for longtime /w signature is v1.1.32.00

the lastest v1.1.37.01 dont have.
anyone could kindly tell me what's the most recent one of v1 with signature? thanks

just found any version later than 1.1.32.00 didn't come /w signature.

so v1.1.32.00 is the lastest and last one

so sad

[mikeyww]

I have no BS for you, but v1.1.37.01 has been running well here with no difficulties and no malware.

[gregster]

You can look at the AHK github release channel and verify the sha256 hash for your download of the latest (or any) version.
If I remember correctly, at some point, lexikos saw no benefit anymore in paying for a signature.
But of course you could compile the source code yourself, if you prefer.

[ItisI]

@gregster told me way down in that thread (https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=62266&start=80)

where to find hashes.

There are SHA256 hashes, for example you can look at our github release channel or the individual version announcements (which also contain hashes for the zip-versions): viewforum.php?f=24

Sorry, I am not familiar with linking in phpBB ...

[gregster]

Yes, at the end of this post:
https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=62266&start=80#p528569

[mikeyww]

For what I installed earlier: DBF3490648EFE876BD9A98D53E4D9110BF5E02A3914C0DD4B2A48DB4A09799B5

Also matches jNizM output for the same file.

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; This script computes a file hash.
#Requires AutoHotkey v1.1.33
; Other options:
; https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=87
; https://github.com/jNizM/HashCalc
file := "c:\permanent\autoHotkey\AutoHotkey_1.1.37.01_setup.exe"
type := "SHA256"
Clipboard := HashFile(file, type)

HashFile(filePath,hashType=2) { ; By Deo, http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=71133
; https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/66139-ahk-l-calculating-md5sha-checksum-from-file/

   PROV_RSA_AES := 24
   CRYPT_VERIFYCONTEXT := 0xF0000000
   BUFF_SIZE := 1024 * 1024 ; 1 MB
   HP_HASHVAL := 0x0002
   HP_HASHSIZE := 0x0004
   
   HASH_ALG := (hashType = 1 OR hashType = "MD2") ? (CALG_MD2 := 32769) : HASH_ALG
   HASH_ALG := (hashType = 2 OR hashType = "MD5") ? (CALG_MD5 := 32771) : HASH_ALG
   HASH_ALG := (hashType = 3 OR hashType = "SHA") ? (CALG_SHA := 32772) : HASH_ALG
   HASH_ALG := (hashType = 4 OR hashType = "SHA256") ? (CALG_SHA_256 := 32780) : HASH_ALG   ;Vista+ only
   HASH_ALG := (hashType = 5 OR hashType = "SHA384") ? (CALG_SHA_384 := 32781) : HASH_ALG   ;Vista+ only
   HASH_ALG := (hashType = 6 OR hashType = "SHA512") ? (CALG_SHA_512 := 32782) : HASH_ALG   ;Vista+ only
   
   f := FileOpen(filePath,"r","CP0")
   if !IsObject(f)
      return 0
   if !hModule := DllCall( "GetModuleHandleW", "str", "Advapi32.dll", "Ptr" )
      hModule := DllCall( "LoadLibraryW", "str", "Advapi32.dll", "Ptr" )
   if !dllCall("Advapi32\CryptAcquireContextW"
            ,"Ptr*",hCryptProv
            ,"Uint",0
            ,"Uint",0
            ,"Uint",PROV_RSA_AES
            ,"UInt",CRYPT_VERIFYCONTEXT )
      Gosub,HashTypeFreeHandles
   
   if !dllCall("Advapi32\CryptCreateHash"
            ,"Ptr",hCryptProv
            ,"Uint",HASH_ALG
            ,"Uint",0
            ,"Uint",0
            ,"Ptr*",hHash )
      Gosub, HashTypeFreeHandles
   
   VarSetCapacity(read_buf,BUFF_SIZE,0)
   
    hCryptHashData := DllCall("GetProcAddress", "Ptr", hModule, "AStr", "CryptHashData", "Ptr")
   While (cbCount := f.RawRead(read_buf, BUFF_SIZE))
   {
      if (cbCount = 0)
         break
      
      if !dllCall(hCryptHashData
               ,"Ptr",hHash
               ,"Ptr",&read_buf
               ,"Uint",cbCount
               ,"Uint",0 )
         Gosub, HashTypeFreeHandles
   }
   
   if !dllCall("Advapi32\CryptGetHashParam"
            ,"Ptr",hHash
            ,"Uint",HP_HASHSIZE
            ,"Uint*",HashLen
            ,"Uint*",HashLenSize := 4
            ,"UInt",0 ) 
      Gosub, HashTypeFreeHandles
      
   VarSetCapacity(pbHash,HashLen,0)
   if !dllCall("Advapi32\CryptGetHashParam"
            ,"Ptr",hHash
            ,"Uint",HP_HASHVAL
            ,"Ptr",&pbHash
            ,"Uint*",HashLen
            ,"UInt",0 )
      Gosub, HashTypeFreeHandles   
   
   SetFormat,integer,Hex
   loop,%HashLen%
   {
      num := numget(pbHash,A_index-1,"UChar")
      hashval .= substr((num >> 4),0) . substr((num & 0xf),0)
   }
   SetFormat,integer,D
      
HashTypeFreeHandles:
   f.Close()
   DllCall("FreeLibrary", "Ptr", hModule)
   dllCall("Advapi32\CryptDestroyHash","Ptr",hHash)
   dllCall("Advapi32\CryptReleaseContext","Ptr",hCryptProv,"UInt",0)
   return hashval
}

EDIT: OK, I saw that gregster already linked to it. Perhaps the code here will still be useful in the future.

[ccchan234]

how the hell the system didn't notify me /w the replies?
the forum is strange.....

thanks

[ItisI]

How do I
1. Get the URL of a single post?
2. Linking to it seems easy then ...

Please help

[mikeyww]

How to get the URL of the current forum post

A bit of a secret, but easy: right-click on the small rectangular icon in the upper left corner of the post.

Hyperlink to the current post

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Or gregster's approach below (may be easier).

[gregster]

Might depend on the forum theme, but usually you can simply click the subject line of the specific post ("Re: ...").
Left click: the url appears in the browser's url field. Then copy.
Or:
Right click: copy the link via context menu

Edit: I am using the 'Digi' theme. Currently on the phone

[ItisI]

@gregster
Depends on the forum theme

I use "Simplicity" 'cause it gives me all the buttons and knobs I need, but no individual "subject line of the specific post"


@mikeyww
So once more, it is your method I need to apply

Thanks a lot, the two of you