Examples:-- Local options -- l - Local mode p- Pattern to use a - Alphabet to use c - Use (default: 3.2's hash) -- Remote options -- u - User name for server mode (default: anonymous) v - Number of retries for talking to the server k - The server to talk to m - Queue "number" work units at once (default: 1, max: 30) -- Other -- h - This help t - Number of threads to launch (default: 1) q - Less information dumped o - Log mode (default: 1): 1 = Both, 2 = Only log.txt, 3 = Only window, 4 = Neither s - Sleep between results (default: 5) r - Lower the priority of process and threads z - Startup mode (default: Normal window): 1 = System tray only, 2 = Nothing visible (use with caution) e - Service options 1 = Register the service, 2 = Un-register the service (Registers current exe as a service, use "settings.txt" to specify settings for the service)
To test against an alphabet of "ABC 123", and test all four character possibilites locally, use:TiVoCrack uJohnDoe r
Note: Using more than one thread (option "t") is only designed for multi-processor boxes. Using more threads than processors will just slow down the processing.TiVoCrack a"ABC 123" p???? l
Some filtering proxies can cause problems however. From a post by Otto in the thread at the top of the page:
quote:
If you're using any kind of proxy like the Proxomitron or anything like that, set up a bypass to connect to http://eolson.dyndns.org.For Proxomitron, this means adding this line to the Bypass List.txt file:
[^/]++eolson.dyndns.org/
Note: By default the service will run under the local system account. If you need to run it under a specific account (to access a proxy that uses some authentication, for example), you'll need to make sure and setup the proper account name and password in the Service Control Manager.
-- Scott Seligman | Page last updated: 9:37 AM 11/8/2002 |