03-13-2012, 11:53 AM
Hi atom,
Thanks for your reply. I am also not a big fan of parsing stdout, but the fact is that stdout gives you much more information than the restore file does. We make heavy use of the temperature , and speed measures provided in stdout.
I am aware that they can be taken from another application, but it is better, in my opinion, to take the output from one place only instead of executing several external commands to gather all needed information.
I will try several different approaches to write to console program and hope that any of them will work.
If you or anyone else here knows the right way to send command to the console please share it, despite this being the wrong way to read information from hashcat
Thanks for your reply. I am also not a big fan of parsing stdout, but the fact is that stdout gives you much more information than the restore file does. We make heavy use of the temperature , and speed measures provided in stdout.
I am aware that they can be taken from another application, but it is better, in my opinion, to take the output from one place only instead of executing several external commands to gather all needed information.
I will try several different approaches to write to console program and hope that any of them will work.
If you or anyone else here knows the right way to send command to the console please share it, despite this being the wrong way to read information from hashcat