Special character problem ű,ő

[Immy]

Hi!

Really sorry, but the problem still here...
I generate md5, which you told me:

Code:

$ echo -en "\x01\x51"|md5sum
e8XXX09320XXXX08fXX5bXXX98XXX9f1

I can easily crack (you told me), when I set

Code:

--hex-charset -1 017151 ?1?1?

BUT, when I try to use Hungarian charset, or try to use another language charset which contains the "Å‘" char, oclhashcat can't reverse.

If my password is "Å‘12345", how can it be cracked? Because if I use --hex-charset and set the 017151 for the "Å‘" char, I have to use hex charset for this numbers: "12345" also. (this not simple)

Can I set --hex-charset only for one letter? For example:
-1 hexformat 017151
-2 124567890
Mask format: ?1?2?2?2?2

Interesting: When I use wordlist I try all encoding (ansi, utf8, iso8859, iso8859-2...), but can't reverse the hash.