Maskprocesor with many arguments

[stooq]

Hi,
I would like to use maskprosesor like this:

mp64 word1 word2 ... word1024 some.rule -o /file

My questions is it possible to use more then 1 word for argument?

[epixoip]

this is a basic operating system question, not a maskprocessor question.

to prevent the shell from interpreting arguments with spaces as multiple arguments, wrap the argument in quotes.

[stooq]

Hi,
e.g.
mp64.exe "pass?d?d" "pass2?d?d" "pass3?d?d" -o f:\wordlist

wordlist looks like this:
pass01
...
pass99

without pass2 and pass3

[epixoip]

i don't think you're phrasing your question clearly. are you asking how to supply multiple masks to maskprocessor? if so, the answer is you can't. instead you could use a loop.

[stooq]

yea.. a loop in a windows, god joke - spider pig, spider pig does whatever a spider pig does!

but I mean, I need to use mask with multiple words... like in example

mp64.exe "password?d?d" "pass?d?d" "highfive3?d?d" -o f:\wordlist

wordlist looks like this:
passsword01
...
password99

without "pass" and "highfive"... etc etc.

[epixoip]

right. use a loop. either in a batch script or in powershell. although maskprocessor runs very slowly in powershell iirc.

[atom]

it runs at full speed with -o

[stooq]

This or other way, thanks guys. I solve the problem using for loop in a linux.