I'm not understanding how it works.
my server recognizes the agent but does not perform any tasks
I execute at the prompt
python hashtopolis.zip
and this only appears:
Starting client 's3-python-0.4.0.1' ...
Collecting agent data ...
Login successful!
Hashtopolis Server version: 0.10.1
Client is up-to-date!
before I used hashtopolis.exe
but this time I can not find an agent
only hashtopolis.zip
Does anyone know about a cracker, that does not have OpenCL (this means it only works with CPUs) as a dependency and is compatibile with the way, that Hashtopolis distributes tasks and communicates with the cracker?
I am interested in using Hahstopolis to crack the haveibeenpwned v4 hashlist. I have recovered a large potion of it already, however, there are about 220,729,511 remaining.
The MySQL server Hashtopolis is currently on is halfway decent but not awesome.
When I added 5,000,000 lines the clients never got a valid hashlist and when I used 1,000,000 hashes it never gets past the keyspace calculation on the client so nothing is attempted.
Would it be possible to build (myself) a mass-import tool that creates multiple smaller hashlists that are put directly into the database then create a superhahslist (manually) and then create a supertask (manually) to handle it?
I have a number of rules to run through and doing it manually is tedious.
Due to the fact that nothing is happening here completely and I do not have the strength to read this stupid message "returned non-zero exit status status 1" chasing after my own tail for over two weeks - I am asking for a willing person who will make corrections in appropriate files to enable interaction with BitCracker.
For the job done, I am willing to pay some reasonable sum for both parties.
The topic is on the list of topics under this topic, but I think that a handful of readers already know this topic.
Simple rule ... I want to use the full capabilities of Hashtopolis using BitCrack (only because Hashcat does not have a function that is necessary to me [just do not support it from the beginning and that's it]).
The server and API have been set up and configured.
Agents will be installed on hardware with more than one GPU card. BitCrack does not support multithreading (yet), so I have to run a separate process for each card. Each card is then set to a different hex range in which to search for the correct key.
Used by BitCrack and needed by me (editable) flags:
-d X (selection of the GPU device number)
[otherwise --device]
--keyspace START: END [specifies the starting point of the scanned range and the end point in hex format]
--share X / Y [Y - determines how many parts I have divided the given range, X - determines which part of this range will scan the selected card] {useful on my example where on a given computer with four cards - all four cards work on the selected range keyspace and I run four processes there, where each of them has successively --share 1/4, --share 2/4, --share 3/4, etc.
Now additional flags that are fixed, but must work without any problems (I do not know if there would be any problem with them, because I have never seen the progress of the whole two weeks of tinkering in codes):
-b X -t X -p X (specify settings for blocks, threads and points for the GPU)
- stride X - jump value during scanning [e.g. stride 9] will cause the scan to be 9x faster by scanning every ninth hex in the range instead of one after the other)
I am waiting for the quickest options and proposals.
Currently i have the server running in a VBox VM under lubuntu (LTS Version).
I have 5 Clients running. With two of them i have the following problem:
when i activate only a single client (with this specific problem) everything works fine.
After i activated two other clients in addition, the first one skips "starting chunk".
It simply loops:
got Task with ID XY
Dowloading [=====]
Client is up to date
got cracker binary type hashcat
Benchmark test...
Server accepted benchmark!
got Task with ID XY
Dowloading [=====]
Client is up to date
got cracker binary type hashcat
and so on...
after i deactivate the additional clients, he starts chunks again.
Hello, I have the server version 0.10.1 installed on a web server that works as an API. I configured it by packing the application CuBitCrack.exe to BitCrack.7z and I uploaded to the same server where the API to the bin directory, after which I added in the admin panel (Crackers / Binaries tab) this file as release "generic" in version 1.0. As I want to scan the HEX ranges for the 32btc puzzle (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1306983.0), I have set the hashlist in order: - Hash type: Plain text - Using hashcat brain: No - Format: Text - Hashes: 1 (as the hash I gave the address to which I want to search for the right key)
I created a task for this: - Attack command: # HL # 0800000000000000:1000000000000000 -d 0 -b 80 -t 512 -p 2800 (where I specify the HEX scope in which I want to perform this search and the settings values for the GPU card (ultimately in Windows the command running the application looks like this: cuBitCrack.exe -c -i SEARCH.txt -o FOUND.txt --continue last.txt -b 80 -t 512 -p 2560 -d 0 --keyspace 0800000000000000:1000000000000000 ) - Chunk size: 600 seconds - Is small task: NO -Enforce Piping: NO - Keyspace size: N/A (i dont know why?) - Hashlist: hashlist created before this task
After adding the agent, I run py hashtopolis.zip where I give the address to my API and the generated token, after which the BitCrack application is downloaded and the error error non-zero size crashes.
What did I do wrong, where was my mistake and how to do it to make it right? I will just add that as a hashtype I also chose PLAINTEXT.
Error: subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '..\crackers\4\cubit.exe keyspace #HL# -s 1Kn5h2qpgw9mWE5jKpk8PP4qvvJ1QVy8su' returned non-zero exit status 1.
Hashtopolis run on a dedicated remote server (OS: Ubuntu, CLI only).
Normally I use hashcat on this server by login with ssh. Wordlist file uploaded to '/usr/share/wordlist/' directory.
On this server hashtopolis also installed. When I upload wordlist files by hashtopolis, wordlist files are duplicated.
One uploaded by me for hashcat to '/usr/share/wordlist/', another one uploaded by hashtopolis.
My question: Could you recommend any solution to avoid duplicates? e.g.: create link on hashtopolis to the dir '/usr/share/wordlist/'?
Alright, I should be able to figure this out, but I am failing today.
I'm trying to test out prince processor on my hashtopolis setup. From the wiki, I believe it should take a command of (for example) "#HL# rockyou.txt -r prince_optimized.rule" and pipe rockyou.txt through prince, then to hashcat (with the rules). However, even after I say it's a prince task, it still runs it straight.
Now, I'm assuming the issue is that I'm offline (sandboxed machines - all clients are Windows, host is an ubuntu VM running in Windows), so it is trying to download prince and is unable to, so it goes ahead as a normal attack. If it's a matter of manually distributing the binary, I can do that, but I just need to know how/where it would be saved. I tried throwing pp64 in the agent hashcat folder, but that didn't work (I wasn't surprised).
I had a test environment on a internet machine, but of course it's 0.5.1, which doesn't seem to have prince as an option.
