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Message-ID: <CACP-nYOau_yZVeJ-sEdGpzcFEeSVVwjpTnoqJLchSh+XEuzR3g@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 3 May 2013 15:44:04 +0200
From: Smiling Wolf <lupo996@...il.com>
To: john-dev@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Paths rework

2013/5/2 magnum <john.magnum@...hmail.com>:
> On 1 May, 2013, at 16:23 , D A <lupo996@...il.com> wrote:
>> Everything in charge of converting a fileformat to a john-compatible
>> format has been moved to $JOHN/run/xyz2john
>> The others misc utils and scripts have been moved to $JOHN/run/utils
>
> This could pose a problem for JOHN_SYSTEMWIDE builds. And it has the disadvantage that if you want John & co. in your path, there are now three directories to add. Personally I don't put it in my path but I'm used to supply the path or work from the run directory (so "./john"). Having to use three different paths will be a nuisance, at least to me.
>

I've quickly put together a bash script (attached) which uses find to
locate a program supplied as the first argument and then executes it
with the second argument supplied to the script. It's really trivial,
but it works.

$ ./john_expose netscreen.py "SmilingWolf passwd"
SmilingWolf:SmilingWolf$nOpSBvrZGqxGc4sJTsgBM/DtIyI8Vn

Actually, netscreen.py in in the utils/ directory.

>> I am working on the bleeding-jumbo branch to be sure to catch every new commit.
>> Magnum suggested to discuss these changes on john-dev, so here I am :)
>
> Yes, so what does everyone think?
>

BTW, in the meantime I've renamed xyz2john/ to converters/ as
suggested by rofl0r, and assigned the new directories (utils and
converters) to two variables in the Makefile in order to make it
easier to change them with one easy edit.

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