please define "a rule" . is this one single rule ?
you should also be more clear about "two dictionary" . do you mean combining them or running them one after the other.
to combine 2 dictionaries directly in hashcat, you need to use -a 1 . with -a 1 you can use -j or -k to apply a single rule either on the left or on the right part respectively. Is that what you are searching for ?
As you can see your question is quite open for interpretation... it could also mean that you want to run a rule file with several dictionaries one after the other, but not combining them (for this there are actually 3 options, either you use a directory/folder with -a 0 or you specify several files on the command line with -a 0 (again, not combining them) or best would probably be to unique them (i.e. "sort -u" on linux) and run the uniqued list.
you should also be more clear about "two dictionary" . do you mean combining them or running them one after the other.
to combine 2 dictionaries directly in hashcat, you need to use -a 1 . with -a 1 you can use -j or -k to apply a single rule either on the left or on the right part respectively. Is that what you are searching for ?
As you can see your question is quite open for interpretation... it could also mean that you want to run a rule file with several dictionaries one after the other, but not combining them (for this there are actually 3 options, either you use a directory/folder with -a 0 or you specify several files on the command line with -a 0 (again, not combining them) or best would probably be to unique them (i.e. "sort -u" on linux) and run the uniqued list.