I've edited the title thread but fail to post my comment.
Sor, here it is:
While running a large md5 file (above 1,5 m hashes), we get a number
of lines with the message "...line lenght exception error...", and this
happens every time we start a new rule/new attack.
The doubt is: if oclhashcat+ detects those line errors, would be
logical to delete those lines, so the errors don't repeat each time
we start all over again ?
Can those lines be deleted, once detected at the start, and, eventually
copy the line which cause the error message to a new file for a check
of what is causing the error message ?
Take it as a constructive suggestion, of course.
Thanks.
Sor, here it is:
While running a large md5 file (above 1,5 m hashes), we get a number
of lines with the message "...line lenght exception error...", and this
happens every time we start a new rule/new attack.
The doubt is: if oclhashcat+ detects those line errors, would be
logical to delete those lines, so the errors don't repeat each time
we start all over again ?
Can those lines be deleted, once detected at the start, and, eventually
copy the line which cause the error message to a new file for a check
of what is causing the error message ?
Take it as a constructive suggestion, of course.
Thanks.