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Config file to store default settings #43

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brichard19 opened this issue Sep 21, 2018 · 2 comments
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Config file to store default settings #43

brichard19 opened this issue Sep 21, 2018 · 2 comments
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@brichard19
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-BitCrack.exe should read a configuration file containing default values for:

  • Number of blocks/threads, points per thread
  • Starting key
  • Device

It might be useful to specify a default device in the config file, and also have per-device configurations.

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hamnaz commented Sep 21, 2018

one more thing need to be "restore"
as i run program, after 10 hours last checking was 7 532 428 918 784
i were connect system with remote ssh, and system disconnect,
as i connect and run program, its start from 01 again, mean not saved last key checking
program should be have *.sav file, where every after 1 min last checked key stores and start again from that key, it could be switch with new key, last key and/or 01 key

One more point option for program, use random key generation check or as current starting from 01

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one more thing need to be "restore"
as i run program, after 10 hours last checking was 7 532 428 918 784
i were connect system with remote ssh, and system disconnect,
as i connect and run program, its start from 01 again, mean not saved last key checking
program should be have *.sav file, where every after 1 min last checked key stores and start again from that key, it could be switch with new key, last key and/or 01 key

Yes, I created #17 for that purpose

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