1. you are posting your question within the wrong forum section: your output shows that you are using hashcat-legacy, while your are posting within the "hashcat" forum section. (... or maybe you should just switch to hashcat 3.00 ?!)
2. you are actually not allowed (according to the forum rules you did accept) to post hashes... and even if you are instructed to do so (by a moderator/admin) you need to include the corresponding password
3. why do you not just (correctly! see:https://hashcat.net
/wiki/doku.php?id=frequently_asked_questions#i_created_a_hash_with_echo_test_md5sum_but_hashcat_fails_to_crack_it ) generate some hashes (from passwords you know/have in a dict) and test it yourself
4. btw: the syntax seems to be valid/correct but I didn't test the hashes myself (there is even a forum rules that says something like: you shouldn't trick others to crack your hashes, so I don't - or better said we all shouldn't - even bother about it without knowing the corresponding plains)
2. you are actually not allowed (according to the forum rules you did accept) to post hashes... and even if you are instructed to do so (by a moderator/admin) you need to include the corresponding password
3. why do you not just (correctly! see:https://hashcat.net
/wiki/doku.php?id=frequently_asked_questions#i_created_a_hash_with_echo_test_md5sum_but_hashcat_fails_to_crack_it ) generate some hashes (from passwords you know/have in a dict) and test it yourself
4. btw: the syntax seems to be valid/correct but I didn't test the hashes myself (there is even a forum rules that says something like: you shouldn't trick others to crack your hashes, so I don't - or better said we all shouldn't - even bother about it without knowing the corresponding plains)