No. No. No.
I do not agree that the problem of cqdx has anything to do with what was original reported by the original reporter (OP). I do not agree that we should steal threads like this. I do not agree that we should mix different problems like this. etc.
Actually, thread stealing is one of the few rules that will most of the time lead to a ban. (see https://hashcat.net/forum/announcement-2.html).
I do not think that the character encoding problem (or file path problem?) with the error reported as:
4 times a "Line-length exception" (as if the file contained 4 different lines)... has anything to do with parity/musicoin (which are not even officially supported by hashcat, but maybe they work nevertheless, I didn't test this) and the very different error message "Salt-length exception".
I'm not sure why somebody would try to mix those very different problems up like this (comparing apples to oranges) and claim that the problem is the same. But my feelings say that this doesn't seem to be a good idea. Different problems are and always will be different problems (no matter how much we try to say this is the same problem because also my hash is not loaded and I get a "No hashes loaded" error).
I do not agree that the problem of cqdx has anything to do with what was original reported by the original reporter (OP). I do not agree that we should steal threads like this. I do not agree that we should mix different problems like this. etc.
Actually, thread stealing is one of the few rules that will most of the time lead to a ban. (see https://hashcat.net/forum/announcement-2.html).
I do not think that the character encoding problem (or file path problem?) with the error reported as:
4 times a "Line-length exception" (as if the file contained 4 different lines)... has anything to do with parity/musicoin (which are not even officially supported by hashcat, but maybe they work nevertheless, I didn't test this) and the very different error message "Salt-length exception".
I'm not sure why somebody would try to mix those very different problems up like this (comparing apples to oranges) and claim that the problem is the same. But my feelings say that this doesn't seem to be a good idea. Different problems are and always will be different problems (no matter how much we try to say this is the same problem because also my hash is not loaded and I get a "No hashes loaded" error).