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Use system hashcat on Linux #115

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PerchunPak opened this issue May 9, 2024 · 2 comments
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Use system hashcat on Linux #115

PerchunPak opened this issue May 9, 2024 · 2 comments

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@PerchunPak
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Hello, first of all, great software!

Can it be patched to allow using system installation of hashcat? That would be great, because currently it doesn't work on some weird distributions (like NixOS), even when hashcat installed from package manager works perfectly.

@alpatron
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Depends on if you want to change the Hashcat the Fitcrack server uses or the Hashcat the cracking hosts use.

If the Hashcat the server uses, then you could probably just hack it by replacing /webadmin/fitcrackAPI/hashcat/hashcat.bin in your Fitcrack install with a symlink to your Hashcat system installation. I don't think we use a modified version of hashcat, but I could be wrong; @ihranicky knows more. I don't guarantee that this will work, but I reckon it will probably work.

If you mean the Hashcat used by the cracking hosts, then I don't think there's an easy way to hack this in.

@PerchunPak
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If you mean the Hashcat used by the cracking hosts, then I don't think there's an easy way to hack this in.

Yeah, I mean exactly that. I am fine with patching source code and using a modified version of runner, which uses system hashcat instead of vendored. Is this possible? If yes, can you guide me on where I should start my hacking?

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