How to Automate a SHA512 Command in Terminal for Multiple Inputs?

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Asked By CuriousCat42 On

I'm brand new to using the MacOS terminal and I could really use some guidance. I'm trying to automate a command that generates a SHA512 hash, specifically for a seed value creation process. The command I want to run is: `echo -n "1710084026-4b0f5fc279ba41b3e6d6b73fb26b8b333a1c3b7963a4c5b03f412538596b440c-UYwqnEx6DT9L-Number: 50796" | sha512sum`. I need to run this command around 100,000 times, changing the "Number" each time to a different integer (e.g., 50796, then 40048, etc.). I'm looking for advice on how to automate this task efficiently. I've attempted to write a bash script for it, but I haven't successfully matched the seed I'm trying to find or might be doing something incorrectly. I'm hoping someone can share their expert insights or point me in the right direction. Thanks a lot!

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