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Hi everybody!
I know my question little bit stupid, but I would like to somebody help me...
My problem is:
When ocl-hashcat found a password, the program write the console.
Can I disable these function somewhere?
Really appreciate every answer!
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The options are all listed in the output of "oclHashcat --help" :
- you can use the -o cracked.txt (or --outfile=cracked.txt ) option to change the output file handle
- you can use the --output-format NUM option to, for instance, only output the hash[
alt] (NUM=1, or other formats, see --help)
- you can use --disable-potfile (if you do NOT want that the plains end up in a pot file)
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i frequently use ''-o /dev/null'' and just let hashcat write to hashcat.pot. or, i use ''-o whatever.pot --disable-potfile'' to write to a specific pot file.
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May I don't ask clearly.
I upload a picture and I draw arrow which I don't want to see in the console.
http://oi42.tinypic.com/2upqq8j.jpg
Are there any solution?
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you asked clearly, and you received correct answers. the only thing you weren't clear on was the fact that you use windows, so you don't have /dev/null, but you can use nul instead. but -o is what you want nonetheless.
