the command should look something like:
that means that you also need to specify the hash file, not just the word list
BTW: the hash format is mentioned here: https://hashcat.net/wiki/example_hashes. You do not normally specify the path to the file within the hash itself for the hashcat formatted hashes. You could probably use --username to bypass this and allow file paths at the very beginning, but I would suggest that you modify the hashes to look similar to the example wiki page. Only $RAR3$*0*... hashes are currently supported by hashcat
Code:
hashcat -m 12500 -a 0 hash.txt dict.txt
that means that you also need to specify the hash file, not just the word list
BTW: the hash format is mentioned here: https://hashcat.net/wiki/example_hashes. You do not normally specify the path to the file within the hash itself for the hashcat formatted hashes. You could probably use --username to bypass this and allow file paths at the very beginning, but I would suggest that you modify the hashes to look similar to the example wiki page. Only $RAR3$*0*... hashes are currently supported by hashcat