Royce Williams
Royce Williams
On Unix-likes, using a fifo is a potential workaround: $ cd /usr/local/src/OMEN $ mkfifo fifo $ ./enumNG -p > fifo $ cd /my/work/dir $ ./runthing --myinput /usr/local/src/OMEN/fifo If you want...
The maintainer (not me) is not currently maintaining silentarmy.
I'm not positive. Abandoned is a strong word, though - maybe "on long-term hold" is closer.
I have a similar problem, but the failure happens at a slightly earlier point (gpart MBR stage): ``` Starting at Mon Feb 26 07:20:20 AKST 2018 Loading configuration from config.sh...
You only need to have remembered that different shells have different special characters (wildcards, escape characters, etc.). Google for "windows command line special characters" or "linux command line special characters"...
I think the command may be 'mp64' (and don't feel bad for not realizing it - I can never remember this. I even have a 'maskprocessor' alias set up that...
In the meantime, if word separators were supported, you could pipe the output of princeprocessor to another tool that applied a simple additional rule (like capitalizing each word).
Separator management is provided by the relatively new [combinatorX](https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat-utils/blob/master/src/combinatorX.c), but it requires multiple copies of the same wordlist when the target length is more than two words. Also, I haven't...
Well, part of the value of combinator is that it can be used to generate a list dynamically, without having to write it to disk first, in order to avoid...
This is a reasonable workaround, but still less convenient (and requiring more awareness of the OS than having direct support would)