Password Generator (github)

Hello :smile: This is my password generator I worte in python. You supply it with characters, length and filename (without extension, it defaults to ".txt") and it will give every permutation with repitition. you can choose how many repeating characters (default = 2) also. If no filename is given, it will print all passwords as they are generated so you can pipe them. also if there is a very large number of passwords it will make more files (filename0.txt, filename1.txt, filename2.txt...) so you dont have a file that is to big for your RAM.

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Happy cracking :smile:

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Just one question, at what point does It generate multiple files? In other words, after how many entries (or capacity) does It split the files?

I believe this Is an excellent feature. I have 32GB of Ram running and at times, even that struggles to open massive text files.

(08-15-2018, 06:10 AM)mothered Wrote:

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Just one question, at what point does It generate multiple files? In other words, after how many entries (or capacity) does It split the files?

I believe this Is an excellent feature. I have 32GB of Ram running and at times, even that struggles to open massive text files.

I have set it to split every 50.000.000 (50 million) passwords (which is a little bit under 500MB for 8 characters long, [A-Z 0-9]). i decided to make it do that after it generated a 20GB file on my first test and I had to cancel it then because it was too much lol

i made it print if no file name is specified so it can be piped to save hard drive space

(08-15-2018, 06:42 PM)DedSpace Wrote:

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(08-15-2018, 06:10 AM)mothered Wrote:

[To see links please register here]

Just one question, at what point does It generate multiple files? In other words, after how many entries (or capacity) does It split the files?

I believe this Is an excellent feature. I have 32GB of Ram running and at times, even that struggles to open massive text files.

I have set it to split every 50.000.000 (50 million) passwords (which is a little bit under 500MB for 8 characters long, [A-Z 0-9]). i decided to make it do that after it generated a 20GB file on my first test and I had to cancel it then because it was too much lol

i made it print if no file name is specified so it can be piped to save hard drive space

Good move with Increments of 500MB per file.

Although I have the hardware to accommodate viewing files of large capacity (with the native Windows text editor), It'll still struggle at 20GB.
Appreciate your feedback and contribution.