Force, even if a line-length exception?

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Force, even if a line-length exception? - barfoo - 10-05-2013

So I have a bunch of hashes. After doing some scouring, I found out that the algorithm used when hashing them was md5(md5($pass) . $salt). The only way I can use this algorithm in oclHashcat-plus is to use mode 2711 (vBulletin). However, normally vBulletin salts are 30 characters long. This is a constant salt, although it's 60 characters long.

So if I run an attack, I'll get something like -

Code:
WARNING: Hashfile 'foo' in line x (acbd18db4cc2f85cedef654fccc4a4d8:rp5?BlAAAcj{?Vv5UWPnp>kzjWCjOGI@RT7Hu+q)yR`<3ykjWS6gTL(wfXM#<?S): Line-length exception

(not a real hash/salt combo).

Is there any way to force it to run?

RE: Force, even if a line-length exception? - Mangix - 10-05-2013

hashcat does not support 60 character salts.