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@@ -28,16 +28,24 @@ You can pick another list with the ``-w`` or ``--wordlist`` option.
Add Own Wordlists
-----------------
You can use any wordlist you like. Simply
pipe it in and it will be
used::
You can use any wordlist you like. Simply
give the filename and it
will be
used::
$ cat mywordlist.txt | diceware -
$ diceware mywordlist.txt
HiHelloHelloHiHiHi
You can even pipe-in dynamic wordlists. Just use the dash ``-`` as
filename::
$ cat mywordgenerator.sh | diceware -
HiHiHelloHiHiHello
for instance.
But, if you want to store a wordlist and make it persistent, you can
do so too.
Of course you have to give the filenames of your files with each call
to `diceware`.
But, if you want to store a wordlist persistently, you can do so too.
The wordlists we offer for use with `diceware` are all stored in a
single folder. The exact location is output by ``--help`` at the very
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