[john-users] Workaround for crash?

[Jeroen]

Running in single mode using a specific hash type, john crashes. I've
submitted an issue to GIT. For now I'm looking for a workaround.

Crashing command: ./john --single hashfile, where hashfile =
email:hash$salt.

If I run: cut -f1 -d: hashfile > tmp; ./john --rules:single --wordlist=tmp
--stdout; ./john hashfile --wordlist=tmp, will I get the same results?

Thanks,

Jeroen

[Jeroen]

I mean:

cut -f1 -d: hashfile > tmp
./john --rules:single --wordlist=tmp --stdout > dict
./john hashfile --wordlist=dict

Post by Jeroen
Running in single mode using a specific hash type, john crashes. I've
submitted an issue to GIT. For now I'm looking for a workaround.
Crashing command: ./john --single hashfile, where hashfile =
email:hash$salt.
If I run: cut -f1 -d: hashfile > tmp; ./john --rules:single --wordlist=tmp
--stdout; ./john hashfile --wordlist=tmp, will I get the same results?
Thanks,
Jeroen

[magnum]

Post by Jeroen

Post by Jeroen
Running in single mode using a specific hash type, john crashes. I've
submitted an issue to GIT. For now I'm looking for a workaround.

I've been looking into that GitHub issue but haven't found the bug yet
(I can reproduce it though).

Post by Jeroen

Post by Jeroen
Crashing command: ./john --single hashfile, where hashfile =
email:hash$salt.
If I run: cut -f1 -d: hashfile > tmp; ./john --rules:single --wordlist=tmp
--stdout; ./john hashfile --wordlist=tmp, will I get the same results?

cut -f1 -d: hashfile > tmp
./john --rules:single --wordlist=tmp --stdout > dict
./john hashfile --wordlist=dict

Unfortunately it wont be the same (most importantly it will run 3.5
million times slower given you have that many salts). There's really no
way to emulate single mode.

magnum