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Envrionment Variables in Linux? - budabob07 - 03-12-2013
Hi all, I'm trying to install oclhashcat-plus in Linux (I can run it fine by using ./ but I'd like to be able to execute it from anywhere) and I've encountered a problem. I've copied the oclhashcat-plus folder to /usr/local and added it to my PATH. I can execute it from a terminal fine now but I get errors because hashcat wants some files that are stored in its directory but I am currently in some other directory. Are there environment variables I can set so that it finds the files it's looking for (e.g kernels)? Thanks.
RE: Envrionment Variables in Linux? - epixoip - 03-12-2013
works fine as long as you extracted the archive with '7z x' and not '7z e'
RE: Envrionment Variables in Linux? - budabob07 - 03-12-2013
OK, so I'm guessing the permissions are messed up. I corrected most of them but I'm getting an error when loading the kernel. What permissions do all the kernel files need? Thanks.
RE: Envrionment Variables in Linux? - epixoip - 03-12-2013
you need write permissions to the kernel directory
RE: Envrionment Variables in Linux? - atom - 03-12-2013
Also write permission to the directory where the hashcat binary is installed (potfile, eula.accepted).