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Message-ID: <441765FAB8FF469590F33D31EE4122B9@D9VGLK61>
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 08:33:11 -0500
From: "JimF" <jfoug@....net>
To: <john-users@...ts.openwall.com>
Subject: Re: Display Cracked Hashes for a Specific Session
From: "firstname lastname" <psykosonik_frequenz@...oo.com>
>I have a question regarding how to display cracked hashes for a specific
>session.
>
> Let's say, I am cracking a hash file called hashes.txt.
>
> I run 3 sessions against it with 3 different rules as follows:
>
> ./john -w:wordlist.txt --rules=rule1 --session=cracking1 hashes.txt
> ./john -w:wordlist.txt --rules=rule2 --session=cracking2 hashes.txt
> ./john -w:wordlist.txt --rules=rule3 --session=cracking3 hashes.txt
Change the above to this:
./john -w:wordlist.txt --rules=rule1 --session=cracking1 -pot=sess1.pot
hashes.txt
./john -w:wordlist.txt --rules=rule2 --session=cracking2 -pot=sess1.pot
hashes.txt
./john -w:wordlist.txt --rules=rule3 --session=cracking3 -pot=sess1.pot
hashes.txt
When done, do cat sess1.pot >> john.pot & cat sess2.pot >> john.pot & cat
sess3.pot >> john.pot.
Then
./john -show -pot=sess1.pot hashes.txt
./john -show -pot=sess2.pot hashes.txt
./john -show -pot=sess3.pot hashes.txt
Within the .pot file, there is no information about session number.
However, if you specify the pot file to write to, and it is different than
john.pot, then you are providing the grouping information needed.
Jim.
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