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Save the results of cracked and uncracked hashes into a file in the same order like the input-file #12

Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 9 years ago

GoogleCodeExporter commented 9 years ago 
let me explain, what i mean: i have a csv-file full of md5-hashes and now i 
want to crack them. i put all hashes into a txt file to crack them with your 
tool. after this progress i got all cracked hashes. but how can i allocate them 
to my csv-file? the solution: your tool saves the cracked _and_ the UNcracked 
MD5's in the same order like the hashes.txt-file to an txt, like this:

c1f6c774381aa2772c646f88a696ccca -> password
f7a47226f26c1c13fa9ebda07a4365b1  X password
42b0303ac1a0c82ad6c433c6d79cbdf3 -> password
24bda7b4385ab3a219f21f11097cc31d  X NOT CRACKED!
299e8f6bccc5ef34007f2a9491180e3f -> password
85810c4881d68537f649602cce721188 -> password
bf4a3b77c4a7eea88954fc7edafb1cb9  X NOT CRACKED!
b12bf79ec516e371604a2fc16188f29c  X NOT CRACKED!
18fbaa6370f19484dbbe1cf0ba2cf35d -> password
00b86e77b9f76fc1f466555b6af345f8 -> password
16c6c8572ed83d84f35ccd863fce6981 -> password

That would be awesome.
Thanks!

Original issue reported on code.google.com by cakefran...@googlemail.com on 30 Mar 2012 at 4:13

GoogleCodeExporter commented 9 years ago 
From Zen.Vantalye published the patch to save hashes into a file, I have been 
thinking about the "best" format to do it. I think I'll support different kind 
of formats. I can include a csv format too, maybe that would be great to see 
the results.

Thanks for the idea!

Original comment by julg...@gmail.com on 12 Apr 2012 at 6:40