Quote from: albert0bsd on Today at 06:21:25 PM

Quote from: WanderingPhilospher on October 14, 2021, 04:25:57 PM

Albert, I think your videos will help people understand, especially the "0 keys" question!

yes that is why i do it, any request for a new video just tell me

Quote from: therealbtcdave on Today at 05:31:23 PM

How is the "-r" range supposed to work? I ran a test using keyhunt in address mode but set the range limited to 1:10.

I expected keyhunt to find the first 3 address only and stop searching due to the range I set. keyhunt found the first 3 addresses and more! I was confused why it found more than the first 3 addreses and continued searching past the range that was set?

Test:

./keyhunt -m address -f tests/1to32.txt -r 1:10

-r 1:10 is too small, i need to check the code but i remeber that the limit is something like 65K keys there are some internal limits for the number of operations, the minimal number of keys is 1024 but the code doesn't limit it, i need to chage it to show a warning in screen.

Ok I am following on the range being too small. I will try with a larger range and see if keyhunt works correctly. It would be helpful to know exactly what the minimum range limit is. So since I did not get the results I expected I held off on doing additional tests. A warning in the console would definitely be helpful if you use a range that is too small. Thanks for the quick response too.