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yes i know i'm the most stupid person on the world, now i need to decrypt the same text but instead from crypt it 1024 times in base64 to decrypt it 1024 times... and for every decode i have to put the same word...

this is the example:

i=0; while (( i++ < 1024)); openssl -d base64 -i /Users/Supermarco/Desktop/a.txt -o temp; mv -f temp /Users/Supermarco/Desktop/a.txt; echo LOL= >> /Users/Supermarco/Desktop/a.txt; done

i also tried this:

i=0; while (( i++ < 1024 )); openssl base64 -d -in ‘/Users/Supermarco/Desktop/a.txt' -out ‘Users/Supermarco/Desktop/b.txt'; echo LOL= >> /Users/Supermarco/Desktop/a.txt

but there isn't no solution, when for encode that works, but for decode it won't work, i have tried for 2 hours but it doesn't want to start Smilie and there aren't error messages, really i have no idea of what i have to do...
 
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