[Alphabet Attack]: Went through the correct password, but was not recognised as correct.

[GoogleCodeExporter]

I am currently using Truecrack V3.0 on Kali Linux 1.0.6 and does not have CUDA 
activated. I have keyed in the following command to run an alphabet attack;

$ truecrack --truecrypt tcTest1 --charset aple -s5 -m5 -v 

(Note: The password is apple)                                                   

However, when I run the test, the computation has already reached the 
characters 'apple' but did not recognized it as the password of the file.

Output was:
..
..
914     laple           NO
915     eaple           NO
916     apple           NO <<<<<<
917     ppple           NO
918     lpple           NO
..
..
1022    leeee           NO
1023    eeeee           NO
No found password
Total computations:     "1024"

I am wondering where have I gone wrong and any alterations I should make in 
order to successfully get 'apple' to displayed as 'YES'?

Original issue reported on code.google.com by daisyariasy on 20 Feb 2015 at 3:32

[keizu5]

In the file CpuCore.c in the function cpu_Core_charset the termination character is not correctly set after combining prefix and word. It should also be checked if there would be an array out of bounds access when using words of length MAXWORDSIZE. This may be caused since the char array "word" is MAXWORDSIZE long, so there is no space left for the termination character.