Output of matches to a text file

[Musashih]

Hello! Again, I didn't find a command to write matches to a text file, is there such a command?

[mirameshs]

if keyhunt find anything, wite automatically in KEYFOUNDKEYFOUND.txt

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Hello! Again, I didn't find a command to write matches to a text file, is there such a command?

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[Musashih]

Okay, thanks

[marissia]

sorry. what about vanity addresses? it doesnt save in directory, LAptop can close any time and I will lost all data, no any file, just print on terminal. it possible to fix?

[albertobsd]

sorry. what about vanity addresses? it doesnt save in directory, LAptop can close any time and I will lost all data, no any file, just print on terminal. it possible to fix?

Vanity are saved in the VANITYKEYFOUND.txt file

[marissia]

doesnt save I swear, directory empty, if key found I see file, but vanitykeys no,,,

[albertobsd]

I guess that you don't have the privilegies to write in that directory...

Please learn about chmod and chown. And NEVER run keyhunt as the root user or with sudo

[marissia]

I try by command > keys.txt it works , but asks privilegies, added sudo chmod -R 777 keys.txt, only this way success.

[marissia]

can you give me command please how i can open all directories for writing, tired to add every time with new file, windows-ubuntu

[albertobsd]

No i can't I am not here to teach you how to use linux, search a good course for it and don't use this Issue section to ask those basic things