I'd Like to join a Couple of Machines together for WPA/PMK's

[andytof47]

Hi Guys,

Sorry if this is a bit noobish, but from what I pick up it's easier said than done to cluster (not sure if that's the right term.....) / Mulicomputing, whatever...I hear it's quite hard to setup.

I haven't found much that has helped me join my 2 systems together but i'm wondering if we can do this on backtrack.


I read in one of the posts that as of Pyrit 2.5svn191 (just had to have that readme file
the pyrit server option was available making it even easier for us to share the load.

So, does anyone know if the latest SVN does support sharing the load?

and if it does and you know how could you please show us how...

I think there would be alot of interest from noobs in this

cheers all

[Gitsnik]

Well you could do it the cheats way and split your dictionary in two (here's the math code):

LINES=`wc -l ~/Wordlists/wpa-full.lst | awk '{print $1}'`;
ACTUAL=`expr $LINES / 2`
echo $ACTUAL

But somehow I don't think that's what you're after.

So, magic trick, download the latest SVN and run it. See if it works

[andytof47]

[QUOTE=Gitsnik;161825]Well you could do it the cheats way and split your dictionary in two (here's the math code):

LINES=`wc -l ~/Wordlists/wpa-full.lst | awk '{print $1}'`;
ACTUAL=`expr $LINES / 2`
echo $ACTUAL

But somehow I don't think that's what you're after.

So, magic trick, download the latest SVN and run it. See if it works

no it's not, but I think that is still a pretty good trick. I will still use it Cheers


Sooooo
anyone else shed light on this... I already got the latest SVN
ran it but nothing

./pyrit server

I saw it posted somewhere else in my searches but... well nothing....


so if you are out there and can show us how to setup a "cluster" please show us

thanks

[purehate]

The server/client set up on Pyrit works pretty well, there are instructions on the blog. Pyrit

[andytof47]

Hey Purh@te,
I don't care how noobish it sounds but great link, and I know I sound rude as was mentioned in one of the other posts but far out..... the instructions were scant to say the least..........not trying to sound ungrateful.

BUUUUUT%TTTTTT. You pointed me in the right direction, and then 12 hours or more later I just got my first connection for pyrit to connect........

(200 pages later) The only problem I have is I'm not entirely sure how I did it...

But it worked ( I pray my system stays stable ++linux system won't crash fingers crossed)

I hopefully will be able to write up how I finally got it running but I bet there was a heaps easy way to do that takes 5 seconds for pro's like you. (feel free to share )

But man it really felt good to finally make that connection...... ahhhhhhhh

umm, sorry to bother you good pepople at the forums, but I'm wondering what syntax i would use,

pyrit -u postgres://pyrit:@127.0.0.1/pyrit -e test create_essid

creates a new database, once created would one just simply enter

 pyrit -u postgress;//pyrit:@192.168.1.2 -e test batch

I haven't actually cable connected my wife's / kids computer to recruit them yet but I will be and when I do I hope things to go smoothly. Sure the kids lose their educational games machine for a few days, but a family that learns hacking together stays together
thanks man