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Pretty much what I am trying to do is
I have 1 file with a bunch of Usernames, I have another file with username:hashs.
Now I want to match these so The usernames from first file matches with username:hashs from the second file, and get a new username:hash file.
Please help :x
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if have you have 2 times the same username, how would it make a difference if you just replace them?
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Sorry if I did not explain my self correct, I got a list of usernames off a website, I have another database with user:hash, now what Im trying to do is check if any of the list of users match the other list of user:hash. If they do then put them into a separate file as user:hash
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Windows or Linux? It's trivial in Linux, using grep(1)
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02-17-2014, 01:15 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-17-2014, 01:36 AM by coolbry95.)
Just use
unxutils grep. Just a single executable. So if I understand correctly do something like
Code:
for i in $(cat usernamelist); do grep $i user:hash; done
for linux. For windows use powershell maybe.
Code:
foreach ($i in (Get-Content .\userlist)) {Select-String $i .\user:hash}
That is only powershell.