__                ___  __
    ___)  \ _____  ____ _)  (_/  (___
    )      / ,__(_)    \_   _       (      John The Ripper 1.4
   /_   '__ _____   `___\ _//_ __/___\       Amiga port 1.0
     ¯¯¯¯  ¯    /___|                  Released 10th of August 1997

 After falling in love with this great tool using it on Paithan's NetBSD we
tried to dig up a version for amiga. No luck, so we compiled it ourselves.

There are two versions included;

john.020  -  Use this one on your 020 or 030.
john.040  -  Our favourite. Yes, it is for 040/060.

System requirements:
Some RAM, one of the mentioned processors, v41 of ixemul library (or better)
in libs:, a password file ;)

If you want to use the "xtract" and "unshadow"-features, make a symbolic link
to John with those names or make two copies of the John-executable with the
names "xtract" and "unshadow".

These was tested on my (allanon's) Cyberstorm MK2 (060). The results are
listed as cracks per second:
John The Ripper 1.4 by Solar Designer :  ~2000
Killer Cracker 9.11 by Dr.Dissector   :   ~600
Brutal force 1.4 by MAX               :  ~2200
FastKrak by Nameless Productions      :   ~430
Mentat 0.5 by Sauron                  : Too much hassle get it work,
                                        but it's is pretty fast.

Brutal force is a bit faster than John, but because of Brutal force's
sometimes strange behaviour and lack of functions, I think you'll like John
better anyway. Good luck.

Bugs:
John is setting john.pot not writeable. Before every session you're going
to use John, set john.pot writeable with "protect john.pot +w". This bug
will be fixed. Probably.

Contacting us:
Try reaching us on IRC (nicks aLLAN0n & pAIThAN) or try sending us email at
paithan@depth.dk & allanon@depth.dk.


  %½,½%
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   %¼%   signed
    ¤             paithan & allanon of depth & sidcrew


DISCLAIMER:
Of course this program is for educational purposes only. Use it on your own
risk. I guess it's a law against breaking into computers and stuff. But I'm
sure you won't do that. And we don't take any responsibility for any damage
caused by this program. If it happens, it's a bug, not a feature.