Alright. Multi-hash cracking, Linux, beta2.

Let's try this.
I've made changes that should fix the crashes the Linux-types were seeing.
Hopefully...
Feedback plz.
THERE ARE COMMAND LINE DIFFERENCES!
GRTMerge now takes the "-m" argument to tell it how many megabytes to use. This should be roughly half your RAM, since it actually uses a ton more. It's a lot faster than the old one, but generates slightly different output. Still an open issue I'm working on...
GRTCrack is the big set of changes.
It now takes, instead of the "-s [hash]" argument, a "-f [hashfile]" argument.
The hashfile is a standard newline separated hash file.
It also right now ONLY SUPPORTS MD5 len 6-10. If it claims to do some other hash... it's lying. Seriously. MD5 ONLY! Still a work in progress, but I wanted to get it out there.
Feedback welcome!
I've made changes that should fix the crashes the Linux-types were seeing.
Hopefully...
Feedback plz.
THERE ARE COMMAND LINE DIFFERENCES!
GRTMerge now takes the "-m" argument to tell it how many megabytes to use. This should be roughly half your RAM, since it actually uses a ton more. It's a lot faster than the old one, but generates slightly different output. Still an open issue I'm working on...
GRTCrack is the big set of changes.
It now takes, instead of the "-s [hash]" argument, a "-f [hashfile]" argument.
The hashfile is a standard newline separated hash file.
It also right now ONLY SUPPORTS MD5 len 6-10. If it claims to do some other hash... it's lying. Seriously. MD5 ONLY! Still a work in progress, but I wanted to get it out there.
Feedback welcome!