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SHA256 checksum files of Fenix releases?

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Hi,

I wish I could find checksum files (e.g. SHA256) along the Fenix apk releases published here or there as linked from the documentation page.

Does anybody know where I can find them? Or, if they don't, when can we expect such checksum files to exist? It would indeed be useful to know this information when downloading files to check their integrity.

Thanks.

Hi, I wish I could find checksum files (e.g. SHA256) along the Fenix apk releases published [https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/fenix/releases/ here] or [https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/fenix/releases/ there] as linked from the [https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/mobile/android/fenix/Home.html documentation page]. Does anybody know where I can find them? Or, if they don't, when can we expect such checksum files to exist? It would indeed be useful to know this information when downloading files to check their integrity. Thanks.

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hellosct1
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Hi, I am sharing the link to the article that should correspond to your request.

https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/mobile/android/fenix/certificates.html

thanks

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Hello @hellosct1,

thank you for your answer. Unfortunately, I do not find the same checksum when downloading an apk file from the Mozilla ftp . Can you help out either by linking to a specific file (URL) which actually produces a production checksum from the link you provided (`SHA256: 50:04:77:90:88:E7:F9:88:D5:BC:5C:C5:F8:79:8F:EB:F4:F8:CD:08:4A:1B:2A:46:EF:D4:C8:EE:4A:EA:F2:11`), or by telling us which command do you use to compute that checksum, for example on the following file ?

This file is currently producing the following SHA256 checksum:

``` $ sha256sum fenix-142.0.1.multi.android-arm64-v8a.apk 029b568c872c7523c8be11ea5f236b7d1c76b6a48801a88f32f7e5fb37380df1 fenix-142.0.1.multi.android-arm64-v8a.apk ```

Thank you.

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