Please try to add winpty before oppenssl: winpty openssl … or you can run a new bash wrapped by winpty: winpty bash In the windows console, there is some problem with terminal input/output so winpty can help if some software requires unix terminal behavior. winpty helped me to run openssl in this environment: git version … Read more
Note: See the middle section for helper function Add-Path See the bottom section for why use of setx.exe should be avoided for updating the Path environment variable. The procedure in the linked blog post is effective in principle, but is missing a crucial piece of information / additional step: If you modify environment variables directly … Read more
@ECHO OFF SETLOCAL SET “sourcedir=c:\sourcedir” PUSHD %sourcedir% FOR /f “tokens=1*” %%a IN ( ‘dir /b /a-d “*_*_*-*-* *.*”‘ ) DO ( ECHO MD %%a ECHO MOVE “%%a %%b” .\%%a\ ) POPD GOTO :EOF This should accomplish the required task – or at least show the required instructions. If you are satisfied with the commands issued, … Read more
Yes, you may use both ways. If you just want to separate the elements and show they in separated lines, a list is simpler: set list=A B C D A list of values separated by space may be easily processed by for command: (for %%a in (%list%) do ( echo %%a echo/ )) > theFile.txt … Read more
Set the environment variable __compat_layer for your process to RunAsInvoker. If this environment variable is set, CreateProcess will succeed. You can use the SetEnvironmentVariable function for this purpose.
Technically VirtualLock is a hint, and so the OS is allowed to ignore it. It’s backed by the NtLockVirtualMemory syscall which on Reactos/Wine is implemented as a no-op, however Windows does back the syscall with real work (MiLockVadRange). VirtualLock isn’t guarranteed to succeed. Calls to this function require the SE_LOCK_MEMORY_PRIVILEGE to work, and the addresses … Read more
I will just put this code here. It is not panacea, as it doesn’t deal with FreeBSD, but it is helpful in most cases when all you need is to support Windows and and say Debian. Of course, the clean solution assumes usage of CRYPTO_THREADID_* family introduced recently. (to give an idea, it has a … Read more
Nice question! At first, yes you can replace even percent signs, but not within a percent expansion, you need a delayed expansion here. Setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set tmpstr=!tmpstr:%=%%! But if you use the delayed expansion, you don’t need the escapes anymore, as the delayed expansion is the last phase of the batch parser and all characters … Read more
No, the kernel does not require that the integrity level and elevation type of a token match up with the status of the Administrators group. This means that a process having a high integrity level, or TokenElevationTypeFull, does not necessarily have administrator access. In particular, note that using runas /trustlevel:0x20000 from an administrative command prompt … Read more
The easy answer is no. The problem that you’re encountering stems from the fact that the asterisk * is a special character when used with the SET search and replace method. It matches multiple characters in a limited, but still useful, way. You can learn about that here. The hard answer is Yes! I will … Read more