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aGerman
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#16
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by aGerman » 30 Sep 2014 10:15
You could open a cmd window.
E.g. "test1&test2&cmd .bat" (note the space next to cmd) would display
Der Befehl "G:\Documents\test1" ist entweder falsch geschrieben oder
konnte nicht gefunden werden.
Der Befehl "test2" ist entweder falsch geschrieben oder
konnte nicht gefunden werden.
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C:\Windows\system32>
Because of the missing /k any following commands (like echo) would be ignored and show the same result.
Even if you would concatenate further commands via & operator it would stop with executing cmd.
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#17
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by penpen » 01 Oct 2014 10:32
foxidrive wrote:You can't have a / in a filename.
Ups

i've forgotten that for just a second.
aGerman wrote:Because of the missing /k any following commands (like echo) would be ignored and show the same result.
Even if you would concatenate further commands via & operator it would stop with executing cmd.
In XP it is valid to use '-' instead of '/' for options, so how about a filename like "test & cmd -K echo awful.bat"?
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#18
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by aGerman » 01 Oct 2014 10:52
penpen wrote:In XP it is valid to use '-' instead of '/' for options, so how about a filename like "test & cmd -K echo awful.bat"?
That slipped my mind. It still stops with cmd. Something like "test & cmd^ -K^ echo(awful.bat" wouldn't work either.
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#19
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by penpen » 01 Oct 2014 11:18
OK. Thanks for testing (such a bug usage, in order to let the cmd window stay opended and let you read the error messages, would have been funny, or other funny things^^).
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