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Message-Id: <1144082363.13670.64.camel@spider>
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2006 09:39:24 -0700
From: Greg Barry <Gregory_W_Barry@...gov>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: John-the-ripper run on Trusted HP-UX

I am running John-the-ripper version 1.7 on a trusted HP-UX box running
11i
The trusted version of HP-UX allows passwords lengths greater than 8
characters.

Everything works fine with john-the-ripper on the machine except when
users
set their passwords to greater than 8 characters. 

For these accounts, john always marks them as cracked with output like
the following:

guesses: 4  time: 0:00:52:13  c/s: 152516  trying: vx25 - vxs7
Loaded 22 password hashes with 22 different salts (Traditional DES
[32/32x8V BS])
03/31/06 11:31:15 $                (h0058:2)
03/31/06 11:31:15 7                (h0094:2)
03/31/06 11:32:30 11a            (h0018:2)
03/31/06 11:35:16 3f               (h0015:2)

Is there any way to configure john-the-ripper to support passwds greater
than
8 characters on trusted HP-UX systems?

Thanks for any help

Greg Barry,    Systems Analyst
    Unix Systems Management
    Lockheed Martin Information Technology

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