reading directories with dictionaries in combinator mode

[sono]

It seems that in combinator mode (-a 1), there's no possibility to specify whole directory, so hashcat will take all the dictionaries from it, one by one, the way it does in straight mode (-a 0)

Code:

oclHashcat-plus64.bin -a 1 -o md5.txt md5res.txt "/pwrecovery/_sorted/" "/pwrecovery/atomtest/found.exp.8.txt"

It gives the following:

Code:

oclHashcat-plus v0.07 by atom starting...

Scanned dictionary /pwrecovery/atomtest/found.exp.8.txt: 3073206 bytes, 455299 words, 455299 keyspace, starting attack...
Scanning dictionary /pwrecovery/_sorted/: 0 bytes (0.00%), 0 words, 0 keyspace

I think it will be good to grab all the dictionaries from the folder (or folders, if the second "dictionary" will be actually a directory too) and mix them sequentially.

P.S.: Offtopic, but somewhat related: I usually create bash scripts with many lines to run hc pointed to different directories. When I break execution by CTRL+C (Putty), it breaks execution of current running hc, but not the whole script. I have to hold down CTRL+C for a while, to wait until it will break execution of all of them until the end of the script. Is it possible to break execution of .sh script?

Thanks.