From my testing I've been unable to get the disc hash on Linux. I looked at the source and from what I can see the way to calculate the hash uses a Windows style path (D:/Movie Name). To access the drive on Linux we need to either look at the SCSI drive (/dev/sr0) or where the drive gets mounted. I believe it's possible to calculate the hash of the entire disc using the SCSI drive with md5sum /dev/sr0 though I will need to test this to be sure.
If keeping the original disc hash functionality is preferable, it's possible to find the folder that the SCSI drive is mounted to with this command:
grep /dev/sr0 /etc/mtab | cut "-d " -f2
From my testing I've been unable to get the disc hash on Linux. I looked at the source and from what I can see the way to calculate the hash uses a Windows style path (D:/Movie Name). To access the drive on Linux we need to either look at the SCSI drive (/dev/sr0) or where the drive gets mounted. I believe it's possible to calculate the hash of the entire disc using the SCSI drive with
md5sum /dev/sr0though I will need to test this to be sure.If keeping the original disc hash functionality is preferable, it's possible to find the folder that the SCSI drive is mounted to with this command:
grep /dev/sr0 /etc/mtab | cut "-d " -f2