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I'm a DKPro Core developer. The reason why we do these MD5 checks is what we want to notice when a remote file changes without further notice. You don't have to calculate the MD5 sum yourself. The script tells you which MD5 it knows and what it actually got. If you want the script to continue running, just update the MD5 recorded in the build.xml with the it told you was the "actual" one. You should, however, also update the version. The following passage is from our <a href="http://code.google.com/p/dkpro-core-asl/wiki/PackagingResources#MD5_checksum_check_fails" rel="nofollow">wiki</a> and explains the rationale behind this: <blockquote> Not all of the resources are properly versioned by their maintainers. We observe that resources change from one day to the next without any announcement or increase of the version number (if present at all). Thus, we validate all resources against an MD5 checksums stored in the build.xml file. This way, we can notice if a remote resource has been changed. When this happens, we add a note to the build.xml file indicating when we noticed the MD5 change update the version of the corresponding resource. Since we do not test the build.xml files every day, you may get an MD5 checksum error when you try to package the resources yourself. If this happens, open the build.xmlfile with a text editor, locate the MD5 checksum that fails, update it and update the version of the corresponding resource. You can also tell us on the <a href="https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/dkpro-core-user" rel="nofollow">DKPro Core User Group</a> and we will update the build.xml file. </blockquote> Btw. the tutorial has changed meanwhile to use different components for which we can distribute the models, so this should rarely be an issue anymore.
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