About SHA256 makes sense, so I just need to do this instead just in case. But I did not originally run into the issue since SHA256* did not exist:
Code:
sha256 * | egrep -v '\(SHA256\)|\(SHA256\.sig\)' > SHA256
"SHA256 -c SHA256" by itself will not work for me since I am trying to use signify(1) for file signing instead of gpg(1).
As things stand, I think I am all set to sign all files (and large files) in a specific directory without using having to use gpg(1), unless someone knows of a better "signify" method of signing files.
It is interesting how this seems to be done, one signs SHA256 instead of each file in the directory. This is different than what you would do using gpg(1) and this method generates just 1 "signed" file instead of multiple *.asc files.
Thanks