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unix密码破解软件John the Ripper

 Customizing John the Ripper
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John the Ripper's behavior can be customized by editing its configuration
file, ~/john.ini. You can set global options, define wordlist and "single
crack" mode rules, define parameters for incremental modes, or even define
a new cracking mode.

The configuration file consists of several sections. Each section starts
with a line containing its name, in brackets. Sections consist of either
value assignments to some variables (in form 'variable = value'), or some
other text specific to particular section's type (names of such sections
start with a 'list.'). Section and variable names are not case sensitive.
Lines starting with '#' or ';' and empty lines are ignored, you can use
them for comments, or to comment out lines that you don't want to delete
completely.

 General Options
-----------------

Some global options can be defined in the [Options] section. Currently you
can set the following:

Wordfile	Set to your wordlist file name, to be used in batch mode.
		(That is, when you run John with password files, but not
		specifying a cracking mode.)

Idle		If set to 'Y', John will use idle cycles only. Currently
		this is only supported on Linux, if you apply the kernel
		patch found in src/idle.diff. (Note: even though the patch
		is trivial, it is to be considered experimental. You have
		been warned.) When running on Linux without the patch, a
		less efficient implementation, based on sched_yield(), is
		used. On all the other systems this option is equivalent
		to nice(20). By the way, this doesn't affect the startup
		time and non-cracking John runs, as the priority is only
		set before going into the cracking loop.

Save		Crash recovery file saving delay in seconds. Adjust this
		when using power-saving, say, on a notebook computer.

Beep		If set to 'Y', John will beep when a password is found.
		Why would someone need this, anyway? Still, some people
		requested that I put this feature back in, so it's here.

 Defining Wordlist Rules
-------------------------

The rules for wordlist and "single crack" modes are defined in separate
sections, [List.Rules:Wordlist] and [List.Rules:Single] respectively. I
used an extended Crack (by Alec Muffett) syntax, since many of you are
already familiar with it. I added some more rules, and (most important)
a preprocessor, which generates multiple rules from a single source line.

When defining rules, simply place one rule (which may include preprocessor
commands) per line. See doc/RULES for information on rules syntax and the
preprocessor.

 Incremental Mode Parameters
-----------------------------

To define the incremental mode parameters you need to create a section
called [Incremental:MODE], where MODE is any identifier that you assign
to the mode. There're some pre-defined incremental modes in the default
configuration file supplied with John, you can use them as templates.

The following parameters are supported:

File		Set to your charset file name. See doc/EXAMPLES for an
		example on how to generate one.

MinLen		Minimum password length, in characters (0 by default).

MaxLen		Maximum password length, in characters (CHARSET_LENGTH as
		defined in src/params.h, normally 8, by default).

CharCount	Allows you to limit the number of different characters
		used, to make John start trying longer passwords earlier.
		This can also be used to make John print a warning if the
		charset only defines less than CharCount characters. By
		default (when this parameter is not used) all the defined
		characters will be used.

Extra		This can be used to make John try some extra characters,
		that don't appear in the charset file. Just list all these
		characters here, they will then be added, but considered
		the least probable.

 Defining an External Mode
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See doc/EXTERNAL.