command line tool to list all files, with properties and checksum

dstat

#! /bin/bash

# use this script as follows: find . -mount -exec dstat {} \;
# this produces a list as follows:
# Regular File    -rw-r--r--      david   staff   2013-11-09 01:33:24     2013-11-09 01:33:24              14787  c3a7afd9e3cf89543352ee58e26cfb10        Invoice_41010102336895558_6601081486112013.pdf          pdf     ./accounting/files/Invoice_41010102336895557_6601081486112013.pdf
# Regular File    -rw-r--r--      david   staff   2013-09-01 00:41:05     2013-09-01 00:41:05              13636  55b47d2a41d5d6a072439ef2dabacac4        Invoice_41010102336895558_6601108809092013.pdf          pdf     ./accounting/files/Invoice_41010102336895557_6601108809092013.pdf
# ...
# see http://linux.die.net/man/1/stat for more stat options

if [ -z "$1" ] ; then
  echo "dstat <file>"
  exit 1
fi

HASH="                                "
if [ -f "$1" ] ; then
  HASH=`md5 -q "$1"`
fi

FILENAME=$(basename "$1")
EXT="${FILENAME##*.}"

FILENAME_ESCAPED=$(echo $FILENAME | sed -e "s/%/%%/g")
EXT_ESCAPED=$(echo $EXT | sed -e "s/%/%%/g")

stat -t "%F %T" -f "%HT%t%Sp%t%Su%t%Sg%t%Sm%t%SB%t%14z%t$HASH%t$FILENAME_ESCAPED%t%SY%t$EXT_ESCAPED%t%N" "$1"