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Message-ID: <DB4BBD005B13483DBA311BE6191DC52F@ath64dual>
Date: Sun, 13 Sep 2009 12:56:39 -0500
From: "JFoug" <jfoug@....net>
To: <john-users@...ts.openwall.com>
Subject: Re: need more info about -single=Section
> Can you explain more about "-single=Section" from "Numerous option
> additions and some bug fixes for 1.7.3.1-jumbo-5" patch posted at
> http://openwall.info/wiki/john/patches
john -single simply runes the rules from the [List.Rules:Single] section,
and when running in 'single' mode, there are some additional things added to
the rules. What -single[=Section] allows, is it allows you to build
multiple 'single' rules blocks into john.ini, and then from the command line
specify one other than the 'default'. So if you have [List.Rules:Single]
the default one, and add a new [List.Rules:Single_custom] section, then
simply using john -single=Single_custom will run john, using the new
section you built, without having to edit john.ini all the time.
This has also been done to the -rules switch (-rules=section) Now, if you
are running NTLM on some LM cracked words, simply use -rules=nt and do not
have to edit. Or you can build many differnt rule sets for differnt
purposes, and simply use the =Section with the -rules switch, and pick and
chose which to use.
Jim.
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