help a nooooob. compare contents of file to correct dictionary list

Was learning breaking WPA2 wireless using some video found online.

started with airodump-ng everything went fine started collecting information and writing it to the file that called testfile. Everything went fine..................................TILL.

File where information was written is located at (testfile-01.cap).

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ls

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the last command

by using the last command

aircrack-ng testfile-01.cap -w /pentest/passwords/wordlists/darkc0de.lst

File cant be opened because dictionary list darkc0de.lst cant be found.

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last pic is from video tutorial

Right now using

Release: kali-rolling
Codename: kali-rolling

Explain how to compare contents of file called testfile-01.cap to correct dictionary list in kali linux codename kali rolin using the right command

gimme precise location of dictionary files in kali rolin.

and exact last command so password can be extracted from testfile-01.cap

cmon help a nooooob.....

darc0de was on backtrack. next time watch the date of the tutorial you're watching. not sure on rolling but try "whereis rockyou" and should give you he location of the file. if it's not working, try downloading another password list maybe

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Originally Posted by bob79

darc0de was on backtrack. next time watch the date of the tutorial you're watching. not sure on rolling but try "whereis rockyou" and should give you he location of the file. if it's not working, try downloading another password list maybe

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hy bobby

does the possword list need to have extension .lst or .txt

found 2 lists online john.txt and rockyou.txt and are now located in home folder

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now what should be typed correctly to get finishing results? ( to compare contents of file testfile-01.cap to dictionary list rockyou.txt and extract right password} Because totally new to all of this ****.

aircrack-ng testfile-01.cap -w............................

Is there maybe some kind of tool that does all of it automatically or what ?

Should look like this:

Code:

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aircrack-ng -w rockyou.txt testfile-01.cap

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