Can someone check the md5sum for New Moon please?

[Thrashalla]

Thought the silence meant the issue was solved with torgo through PM's. Will get on this again in the morning, sorry for the lengthy (understatement) silence.

[edlesmann]

Thought the silence meant the issue was solved with torgo through PM's. Will get on this again in the morning, sorry for the lengthy (understatement) silence.

Thank you! 

[Thrashalla]

Update: Web guy was swamped today, but he is going to check it out.

[torgosPizza]

1c9fd018b21dcdcca5937ac84d39c58f  NewMoon_RiffTrax.zip

[edlesmann]

1c9fd018b21dcdcca5937ac84d39c58f  NewMoon_RiffTrax.zip

Yup! That is the one I keep getting. But it isn't the one showing up on the downloads page.

Thanks.

[Conor]

The greatest issue RiffTrax has ever faced continues...

[torgosPizza]

1c9fd018b21dcdcca5937ac84d39c58f  NewMoon_RiffTrax.zip

Yup! That is the one I keep getting. But it isn't the one showing up on the downloads page.

Thanks.

That's because the value was being stored in the database, and in order to reset it I'd have to delete the value and have the server re-calculate it during cron. However with the frequency in which some files are changed or added, I thought of a better plan, and just implemented it today.

Now when you go to the My Files page, there are some links that will popup the md5 and filesize of that particular file. That way if a file gets updated, the md5 will only be checked on demand (when you ask it to) rather than stored in a table somewhere.

This also means I don't have to request the filesize or md5 during cron, or during the initial page load, which means the page should be loading a lot faster now.

[Invisible NanoGhost]

Sounds like an all-around good change.  Thanks!

[edlesmann]

Now when you go to the My Files page, there are some links that will popup the md5 and filesize of that particular file. That way if a file gets updated, the md5 will only be checked on demand (when you ask it to) rather than stored in a table somewhere.

This also means I don't have to request the filesize or md5 during cron, or during the initial page load, which means the page should be loading a lot faster now.

Thanks! I do appreciate it!