Well i just have one question for you how long did it took you when i imported the passwords????? im importing a password.list database of 3g and is taking me like 3 hours.... 50g will take a week =)??
Well i just have one question for you how long did it took you when i imported the passwords????? im importing a password.list database of 3g and is taking me like 3 hours.... 50g will take a week =)??
split your wordlists, and create multi database
because the thing that is long is not importing but computing !!!!!
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how small??? like if it is 50g will i split it in 5-10g or 50-1g or...????
The tracker at renderlab.net/projects/WPA-tables (i believe it is hosted by shmoo) has been down for quite a while, is there an alternative tracker that you know of to get the 30GB compressed table?
this is sort of off topic but ,does anyone know where to download the 33gig version of the tables i have searched a few times.. since the shmoo group is no longer hosting the torrent the 7 meg version it still kicking around..
I've been looking for weeks for the working torrent - anyone else find it yet?
yeah it seems the tracker for the 7GB torrent is down as well
I got the 7 GB version but I also can't find the big one. Could anyone give me the exact filename of the 33 GB archive, maybe it shows up somewhere using ftp or torrent indexers? Or maybe someone could put the archive on rapidshare? Thanks in advance.
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As far as I know the files have only been distributed through the one torrent that is currently down. It is highly unlikely that you will find the files in another torrent, since the files cater for very specific needs and not many people are interested in downloading 33 Gb worth of hashtables.
Neither do I believe that you will find anybody willing to split the files into smaller parts and upload it on rapidshare, it would frankly speaking be a quite daft method of distributing the files.
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