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Https point 1: Yes, I understand that it can happen, I'm not suggesting that sticking to http-only is good, just that it's okay to use the site. You can use the site under sandbox if you are that paranoid, but the risk of that is way lower than many other threat vectors.
Https point 2: I understand you said it was unlikely but that scenario is hilarious. No-one is going through the effort to hijack http just for that

Even if you were to construct a file with identical size and three hashes (not feasible), you would also have to make the structure of the dump contents look correct. Besides, we want checksums, not secure cryptographic hashes. The hashes are to protect against read errors during a dump, not against someone constructing a file to match the hashes. Redump does not share ISOs.

All of this is besides the central point that we cannot change the redump.org website functionality at the moment because the website owner is AWOL

You linked to the wrong verification, please search the hash on redump: http://redump.org/disc/11020/

Also, please post your submission info to the forum in a code block, not the redumper log

I dumped Diablo II (Korea) (Play Disc) just fine with my 4824 http://redump.org/disc/119191/

Yes I can confirm that the 4824 does get the wrong TOC for Label Gate and CDS200, splitting the scram into bin with --force-qtoc on redumper fixes it.
However the Full TOC shouldn't be used by default, redump uses TOC splits.

Your one seems to have unique ISRC per track unlike Maddog's which is the same per-track.
Unfortunately I can't seem to find Intothisworld's logs to see their cuesheet.
I'm tempted to have yours as the default cuesheet and a comment saying another pressing exists with JPKI09701300 on each track's ISRC.

Eligibility is defined here: http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … _Questions

The primary content of the disc seems to be an interactive story, which is not video game related. While the multimedia CD contains mini-games, they do not seem to be a significant component of the disc, and are not demos for retail games. This is a border case, but I would suggest it is not eligible.

That is not to say all Multimedia CDs are not worth preserving, just that they are outside of the current scope with redump, and not something we have the capacity to process and dat.

Can you upload the Redumper or DIC logs from your attempt?
The current entry is blue and an old dump, hence the need to look into this.

Error count needs to be fixed to the redumper count as per new rules.
The discs also have offset shifts, Redumper is reporting the offset for the user area (at 0 LBA) while DIC reports both offsets (and MPF just takes the first one). So, DIC does not actually have an opinion on which offset to use, we just take the first one (offset at physical start of disc).

========== Offset (Drive offset refers to http://www.accuraterip.com) ==========
     Combined Offset(Byte)  13120, (Samples)  3280
    -   Drive Offset(Byte)    120, (Samples)    30
    ----------------------------------------------
           CD Offset(Byte)  13000, (Samples)  3250
    Overread sector: 6
========== Offset (Drive offset refers to http://www.accuraterip.com) ==========
     Combined Offset(Byte)   1640, (Samples)   410
    -   Drive Offset(Byte)    120, (Samples)    30
    ----------------------------------------------
           CD Offset(Byte)   1520, (Samples)   380
    Overread sector: 1

I don't think redump has a standard yet for which write offset to use, hence this has remained unsolved.

With the latest redumper, it is also possible to 'fix' the offset shift by dumping with

./redumper.exe --correct-offset-shift

Whether this provides a better dump is also not clear.

Of note, since this post was made, another dumper has dumped disc 2 with +2400 offset with DIC and it has been processed: http://redump.org/disc/83566/

We do not provide any downloads of copyrighted materials. You cannot download ISOs/ROMs on this site. You can sign up if you have eligble discs you wish to contribute hashes for by dumping them with compatible drives and software.

Hello, your account will be made once an admin can get to it.
In the meantime, if you'd like to discuss Korean PS2 please get in touch with me via the VGPC discord: https://discord.gg/AHTfxQV
I manage the Korean PS2 missing lists and can help you source some games if you live outside of Korea.

Heya, thanks for posting.

We only add ringcode info for discs that have been dumped and confirmed to match. While it's extremely likely that your disc matches the one in redump, unfortunately your ringcode can't be added unless it was dumped to our standards. This is to ensure that all the data in redump is accurate and trustworthy.
If you do ever get the ability to dump the disc (easiest method is with a homebrew Wii) then let us know and it can be added.

Do you own physical discs and have a method of dumping them in order to contribute to redump?