MD5/SHA (or other hash tool) for complete directory (sub-)tree ?

From: Marcus Mackler (mmecky_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 06/29/04

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    I would like to verify if at least one file has changed inside a whole directory (sub)tree.
    Is there a tool (for Windows) which calculates me a MD5 or SHA hash value from all the
    containing files (and the corresponding modify/creation dates)?

    Marcus

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