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Hello all,

In the man page of PRINCE we can read :
      --save-pos-disable
             Save the position for later resume with -s


I don't understand how this works. Trying to resume a job with "./pp64 -s < dict.txt | hashcat [same parameters] " doesn't work.

What is the proper format ?
Is that also ok to terminate the job abrutly with any command for later resume ? (e.g. control+C)
Also, why "pos-disable" and not "pos-enable" ?

you should have a file called pp.save automatically saved into the current directory (if you didn't provide --save-pos-disable).
just copy the number within that file to the -s parameter

therefore if the number in the file pp.save is 54321, then you restore the session by running:
pp64 -s 54321 dict.txt

Great works perfectly, thanks philsmd

Check this thread as well - in Royce's response, it shows how to script this such that you don't need to know the -s value before running from the CLI:
https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-7166.html

Oh Nice, I didn't think we could 'cat' it directly. Thanks for the info !