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You should just run `make fcrackzip_LDADD=-lzip`

Just use John the Ripper.

On a separate note, if you've documented your LMDB vs KCH performance test results anywhere, it would be nice to see them published. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory-Mapped_Database

The code is guaranteed not to loop infinitely, I already took care of that before making the binary available. In the meantime, it just needs a few more rules to...

Setting a fixed number of instructions will mean this changes from a moving target into a fixed target, one that ASIC builders can focus on. That's also a bad idea....

This PR includes a bunch of commits that already exist in the repo. Please fix that.

> For example, one of the tickets above mentioned LMDB's max key size may have been violated, leading to the corruption; LMDB will always reject attempts to use a too-large...

1) yes. different environments know nothing about each other and don't interact with each other. 2) yes but it is nonsensical to have multiple read txns on a single thread....

> your program may silently use bad entropy in a security-critical component. So you're saying it's better for a security-critical component to crash and become a denial of service, than...

Btw, your fuzzcheck job failed because it's out of disk space. https://github.com/hyc/openssl/actions/runs/7944169917/job/21689368952 ```` 2024-02-17T20:57:10.4107118Z /usr/bin/ld: final link failed: No space left on device 2024-02-17T20:57:10.4112347Z /usr/bin/ld: final link failed: No space...