./hashcat64.bin --stdout -m 100 -a 3 ?d?d?d?d?d?d --markov-disable >stdouttest.txt
sort stdouttest.txt > stdouttest.sorted
The above will work. I just tried it.
The -m 100 is to make it generate the numbers you want with a hash type of m100.
Probably can use any -m xxx number.
Since there is no actual hash file, I used --stdout to make it work.
The stdouttest.txt is just a file name I used. You can use anything you want.
I used --markov-disable to make sure it included all the numbers.
I then sorted the file to make it as you described in your text.
There are probably more elegant ways to do it though.
Try it, it works.
Good luck.
sort stdouttest.txt > stdouttest.sorted
The above will work. I just tried it.
The -m 100 is to make it generate the numbers you want with a hash type of m100.
Probably can use any -m xxx number.
Since there is no actual hash file, I used --stdout to make it work.
The stdouttest.txt is just a file name I used. You can use anything you want.
I used --markov-disable to make sure it included all the numbers.
I then sorted the file to make it as you described in your text.
There are probably more elegant ways to do it though.
Try it, it works.
Good luck.