You should have the following files:

README.TXT	This file
CULLWORD.EXE	Culls dictionary files for words that meet the systems requirements for passwords
NEWPW.EXE	Unix password hacker program
PARSE.EXE	passwd file parser, takes out passwds of * and nulls
QSORT.EXE	Sorting program
STRIP.EXE	Removes trailing blanks from text files
UNIQUE.EXE	Removes duplicate lines from sorted text files


NOTE: You must be in the directory where the input files are located for all of these programs: you can not specify paths are expect the program to check the environment for the PATH variable.

Syntax:
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CULLWORD [inputfilename] [outputfilename]
The program will ask you for minimum word length, if digits or uppercase characters are required, if digits are required, and if uppercase characters are required. The output file will consist of words from the input file that meet these requirements.
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NEWPW [-BFN] [dictionaryfilename]
The options are:
· B Print bell on hacked password.
· F Write valid passwords to the output file.
· N Try the loginid backwards and forwards as the passwd.

The dictionary file must be a text file with one word per line.
The passwd file must be named FILE.TXT. Valid passwords will be written to VALID.TXT (when -F is used).
If you do not specify a dictionary file, the program will prompt you for a word list.
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PARSE [inputfilename] [outputfilename]
The input file should be a unix style /etc/passwd file.
The output file will be those lines of the input file that contain encrypted passwords.
Three (3) files will be created other than the output file:
NOLOGIN.TXTContains lines with invalid encrypted passwords.
NOPASS.TXTContains lines with null passwords.
GECOS.TXTContains words from the gecos field.
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QSORT [inputfile]
Sorts lines of the input file. A temporary file is used and the output file has the name of the input file. (Input file is lost)
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STRIP < inputfile > outputfile
Removes trailing blanks from the input file. This program uses stdio so you must use DOS redirection.
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UNIQUE [inputfilename] [outputfilename]
Removes duplicate lines from the input file. The input file must be sorted.
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