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Errorless Error - cudaHashcat64 - Warglebargle - 03-08-2014 Hi there. I'm looking for help with this 'errorless' error. Here is a quick overview of what is happening: Code: >cudaHashcat64 -m 2711 hash.txt realuniq.lst -o cracked.txt --gpu-accel 64 --gpu-loops 128 The multiple instances of "[s]tatus [p]ause [r]esume [b]ypass [q]uit =>" is where I press 'r' in an attempt to get it working, but I end up pressing 'q' on the last one. I have already ran the time-out patch. I use realuniq.lst from here: https://crackstation.net/buy-crackstation-wordlist-password-cracking-dictionary.htm Any help is appreciated. RE: Errorless Error - cudaHashcat64 - Xanadrel - 03-08-2014 So if it's not that obvious for the prompt: Quote:[s]tatus [p]ause [r]esume [b]ypass [q]uit => [s]tatus : get the current status/progress for the attack [p]ause : pause the attack [r]esume : resume a paused attack [b]ypass : skip the current wordlist/mask [q]uit : stops the attack (abort) So doing multiple 'r' when you never used 'p' is useless. RE: Errorless Error - cudaHashcat64 - Warglebargle - 03-08-2014 (03-08-2014, 07:55 PM)Xanadrel Wrote: So if it's not that obvious for the prompt:I wouldn't have posted this thread if I didn't try all the prompts. Nevertheless, let me try it again: Bypass just bypasses the only wordlist, thus exhausting the cracking process. There's no way to break this loop of neverending prompts. How can I avoid this? RE: Errorless Error - cudaHashcat64 - Xanadrel - 03-08-2014 Quote:There's no way to break this loop of neverending prompts. How can I avoid this? Stop pressing keys... It's a prompt, like any windows/linux one, you input commands, it executes them. RE: Errorless Error - cudaHashcat64 - Warglebargle - 03-08-2014 (03-08-2014, 08:02 PM)Xanadrel Wrote:Quote:There's no way to break this loop of neverending prompts. How can I avoid this? Oh, so this isn't an error? I thought the prompt was there to catch an error and asked me whether I wanted to proceed or stop the process. Thanks for your help. |