Make skipped device warning respect --quiet #3961
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The other usual device information does not show when using --quiet, only the skipped warning does, making it a little out of place. Old: ``` > ./hashcat -m 99999 abcdef -a 3 abcdef --quiet The device hashcat#2 specifically listed was skipped because it is an alias of device #1 abcdef:abcdef > ``` New: ``` > ./hashcat -m 99999 abcdef -a 3 abcdef --quiet abcdef:abcdef ```
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I had to patch hashcat so that on my system it wouldn’t output 12 extra warnings every run. I don´t know why the warning was added in the first place. Maybe we should delete the message completely? |
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The other usual device information does not show when using --quiet, only the skipped warning does, making it a little out of place.
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