Get Shell Silently
Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2020 3:57 am
I'm currently trying to perform a get shell() and I'm having random successes in cases where it should just work.
Here's an example where it just works:
Works a treat.
The following more complex example also works without a hitch:
But this won't work:
... throws and error that it "is not recognized as an internal or external command".
However, with a little jiggery it does:
I don't mind the jiggery too much, but what I'd like to avoid is having the Windows 10 command prompt appearing on screen with a flashing prompt for the entire duration of time it takes for the shell to complete (~1-2 seconds).
Is there some way to run shell in silent mode? Maybe this is a bug in 9.6.2 rc 1? Could it be a new security feature in the latest Windows 10 update that dictates the user see any commands being run in the prompt that they did not personally type in?
Anyone?
Here's an example where it just works:
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get shell ("dir")
answer itThe following more complex example also works without a hitch:
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get shell("cd C:/Users/5imon/AppData/Local/HaptUX/ExManCmdWin/ & dir")
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get shell("C:/Users/5imon/AppData/Local/HaptUX/ExManCmdWin/ExManCmd /list all" )However, with a little jiggery it does:
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get shell("cd C:/Users/5imon/AppData/Local/HaptUX/ExManCmdWin/ & ExManCmd /list " & quote & "all" & quote)
answer itIs there some way to run shell in silent mode? Maybe this is a bug in 9.6.2 rc 1? Could it be a new security feature in the latest Windows 10 update that dictates the user see any commands being run in the prompt that they did not personally type in?
Anyone?