03-02-2015, 03:11 AM
I've edited your post so that it is actually readable.
You have four problems here:
1. You are using --force. Your system is not properly configured if you need to use this, and you shouldn't post any bug reports when using --force.
2. You have not applied the timeout patch. The timeout patch prevents hashcat from randomly stopping. This might fix one of your problems.
3. You're using command line switches that make absolutely no sense, which means you probably don't know what they do. "-p --show --separator=:" ??
4. The output you pasted doesn't show hashcat "randomly" stopping. It shows that it successfully reached the end of your wordlist and cleanly exited. That's precisely what it's supposed to do.
From all of this I gather you do not understand how hashcat works, nor how to use hashcat. Take the time to study the wiki.
You have four problems here:
1. You are using --force. Your system is not properly configured if you need to use this, and you shouldn't post any bug reports when using --force.
2. You have not applied the timeout patch. The timeout patch prevents hashcat from randomly stopping. This might fix one of your problems.
3. You're using command line switches that make absolutely no sense, which means you probably don't know what they do. "-p --show --separator=:" ??
4. The output you pasted doesn't show hashcat "randomly" stopping. It shows that it successfully reached the end of your wordlist and cleanly exited. That's precisely what it's supposed to do.
From all of this I gather you do not understand how hashcat works, nor how to use hashcat. Take the time to study the wiki.