crunch not saving

[SkinnyBones]

Hello all, sorry to make probably another thread about crunch. I have looked and read some threads here and I still don't get how to make this work.

1. I am new to backtrack, and most of its usage.

2. I am trying to use crunch to SAVE a password list, here is what I use:
./crunch 8 8 0123456789 crunch-o passwords.txt
and
./crunch 8 8 -t @@@@@%%% -o passwords.txt (although with this is did "aaaaa%%%" abbab%%%.... no numbers just letter) but still saved.

So if you guys can help (which you most likely can) I want to make one that is just numbers, like ./crunch 8 8 01234.... and SAVE it for later, (for testing).

Hello all, first of all, I would like to let you all know that I am a bit of a noob of backtrack and using Crunch.

1. I am trying to make and SAVE a password list of just Numbers, 0-9.

2. I know that are a few commands to save p-word lists so here is what I am using:
./crunch 8 8 0123456789 crunch-o password.txt creates a number list, but doesn't save it (if it does then I don't know where).
I have also used this command too:
./crunch 8 8 -t @@@@@%%% -o wordlist.txt (this only creates random letters and not numbers, BUTTT still it saved)

so if you guys would be kind enough to help my generate a list of numbers that would be awesome. I am trying and wanting to learn how to use this AMAZING linux OS.

[me.haez]

hm.. i dont understand exactly what you want...the patterns are
@ will insert lower case characters
* will insert upper case characters
% will insert numbers
^ will insert symbols

I want to make one that is just numbers, like ./crunch 8 8 01234.... and SAVE it for later, (for testing).

crunch 1 5 0123456789 -o outputfile.txt
1
....
99999

im not sure if that is what you were looking for

haez

[SkinnyBones]

crunch 1 5 0123456789 -o outputfile.txt
1
....
99999

im not sure if that is what you were looking for

haez

That is what i use, BUT it wont save the text file, or if it does... where?

I am just trying to save the file, I understand how to generate it.

[me.haez]

hm... normally when you use -o outputfile.txt it saves the file in the directory from where you r starting crunch it would be the same as -o ./outputfile.txt

try -o /root/outputfile.txt and then go to /root... (cd /root/)

...haez

[SkinnyBones]

okay, I got it... I didn't know that saving doesn't display what is being generated. Thanks for the help