There is something strange in your output, for instance it says it uses the hashes located at ../hash/mysql/mysql_hash.txt but your command line says it should use the file mysql_hash.txt in the current directory
The problem is, since you changed the output and/or the command we can't be sure what the problem is.
why don't you try a very basic command like:
Note: 1 problem could be that rockyou-1-60.hcmask is not in the directory you have specified (i.e. test it with "type masks\rockyou-1-60.hcmask")....
Furthermore, on a test windows machine all paths expand w/ "\" (but dunno if this is the problem), also note: if you run just ./oclHashcat64.exe -m 0 example0.hash -a 3 the output - sequence of masks - you just posted is to be expected (since this is the default behaviour, i.e. increment enabled + default mask + charsets)
And I am also not sure if those lines breaks + "\" influence the behaviour (it could be if you forget to add spaces etc before the "\" newline break)
The problem is, since you changed the output and/or the command we can't be sure what the problem is.
why don't you try a very basic command like:
Code:
./oclHashcat64.exe -m 0 example0.hash -a 3 masks\rockyou-1-60.hcmaskFurthermore, on a test windows machine all paths expand w/ "\" (but dunno if this is the problem), also note: if you run just ./oclHashcat64.exe -m 0 example0.hash -a 3 the output - sequence of masks - you just posted is to be expected (since this is the default behaviour, i.e. increment enabled + default mask + charsets)
And I am also not sure if those lines breaks + "\" influence the behaviour (it could be if you forget to add spaces etc before the "\" newline break)