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[Istvan Gabor <suseuser04@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello:

I am using the following syntax to create an md5 file 
containing all the md5 sums recursively:

> find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 md5sum > ~/tmp/foo.md5

Unfortunately this method crates an md5 file in which the 
order of the files seems to be random. Eg:

4e0a0c9d1c2d94cf8481a3e32f95b55b  ./Album1/07.mp3
442765056a35156e9d6d19ccde5a0801  ./Album1/11.mp3
8c794bbfdad7e00860739d1852c3db86  ./Album1/09.mp3
489ffb1566b1bd1f21625c6f9fcf19d8  ./Album1/06.mp3
477baacaf7e95ea483d9ed1d94bed0bb  ./Album1/10.mp3

etc.

How could I get the files and subdirectories sorted in 
alphabetical order?

TIA,
IG



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