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- after all that, it's PROBABLY a safe(-ish) password.  8-)
 
 
*** Instructions for building CrackLib...
 
 
STEP 0) Engage your brain.
 
I'm interested in improving the CrackLib software, doing bugfixes,
"guessing technique" improvements, and portability enhancements.
 
I'm NOT interested in unhelpful comments like "well, _my_ operating
system doesn't come with a dictionary".  If it doesn't, either complain
to your vendor, or GO AND GET a dictionary off the net.
 
CrackLib is NOT a TOOL.  It is not a complete package.  It is not
something you can utilise directly.
 
It is a resource, an aid, something to enhance the functionality of
other software.  You need to (either) write OR modify other software to
use it.  If you can't do this, then you shouldn't be wasting your time
with it.
 
Regarding bugs and portability problems: please try to work them out for
yourself, and then (please) TELL me about them.  This will help me
improve future versions.
 
 
STEP 1) Edit the Makefile to set your preferred value of DICTPATH
 
This it the directory+filename-prefix that your version of CrackLib will
go hunting for, and it must be visible to all programs on all hosts that
use CrackLib
 
Hence, if you want to use a CrackLib binary on a distributed network,
these files are probably best placed on an NFS server.
 
Note: You have to specify a FILENAME PREFIX too, eg:
 
DICTPATH=/usr/local/lib/pw_dict
 
which will generate:
 
/usr/local/lib/pw_dict.pwd
/usr/local/lib/pw_dict.pwi
/usr/local/lib/pw_dict.hwm
 
which are the files that CrackLib needs.