Pressing TAB at file_to_execute

[CodeMaxx]

This happens

https://s32.postimg.org/5nonvgrvp/Screen_Shot_2016_07_13_at_11_21_05_PM.png

[Ali-Razmjoo]

hello, what's your OS ?

[CodeMaxx]

OS X

[Ali-Razmjoo]

I've tested it on osx with python2.7, what version of python and os are you using ?

[CodeMaxx]

python 2.7 and os x 10.11.5

[CodeMaxx]

btw I hope you are pressing TAB multiple times

[Ali-Razmjoo]

okay, i will test it soon.

[jowasp]

The bug I see is that you need to press TAB at least 2 times to get the first menu items.
When you are into 'file_to_execute', you press once and the file_to_execute appears

I find more an issue that you need to press twice the tab for the first items to appear (after generate command)

zsc/shellcode/generate> 
linux_x86  osx_x86    windows    
zsc/shellcode/generate> linux_x86
zsc/shellcode/generate/linux_x86> 
chmod             download_execute  script_executor   
dir_create        exec              system            
download          file_create       write             
zsc/shellcode/generate/linux_x86> exec
zsc/shellcode/generate/linux_x86/exec> file_to_execute
file_to_execute:file_to_execute
file_to_execute
file_to_execute:file_to_execute
file_to_execute
file_to_execute:

[Ali-Razmjoo]

double tab in the menu it's because of you have multiples choices, and when you have just one, it works with one tab. but BTW it should not be like this

zsc/shellcode/generate/linux_x86/exec> file_to_execute
file_to_execute:file_to_execute
file_to_execute
file_to_execute:file_to_execute
file_to_execute
file_to_execute:

i will check it once i get osx.

[Ali-Razmjoo]

@CodeMaxx @jowasp please test if it fixed with #66 , I had some changed related to this on this commit, thanks.

[CodeMaxx]

@jowasp Pressing Tab twice (when you have not filled anything) is normal
behaviour. If you have more than 1 match to your autocomple query you'll
have to press TAB twice to see all matching results. If there is only one
match(e.g on starting zsc you write "sh" and press TAB once it would
autocomplete) then pressing TAB once would work.

On Sun, 17 Jul 2016 04:35 jowasp, [email protected] wrote:

The bug I see is that you need to press TAB at least 2 times to get the
first menu items.
When you are into 'file_to_execute', you press once and the
file_to_execute appears

I find more an issue that you need to press twice the tab for the first
items to appear (after generate command)

zsc/shellcode/generate>
linux_x86 osx_x86 windows
zsc/shellcode/generate> linux_x86
zsc/shellcode/generate/linux_x86>
chmod download_execute script_executor
dir_create exec system
download file_create write
zsc/shellcode/generate/linux_x86> exec
zsc/shellcode/generate/linux_x86/exec> file_to_execute
file_to_execute:file_to_execute
file_to_execute
file_to_execute:file_to_execute
file_to_execute
file_to_execute:

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[CodeMaxx]

Ignore the above comment. Ali already explained it

On Sun, 17 Jul 2016 10:05 Akash Trehan, [email protected] wrote:

@jowasp Pressing Tab twice (when you have not filled anything) is normal
behaviour. If you have more than 1 match to your autocomple query you'll
have to press TAB twice to see all matching results. If there is only one
match(e.g on starting zsc you write "sh" and press TAB once it would
autocomplete) then pressing TAB once would work.

On Sun, 17 Jul 2016 04:35 jowasp, [email protected] wrote:

The bug I see is that you need to press TAB at least 2 times to get the
first menu items.
When you are into 'file_to_execute', you press once and the
file_to_execute appears

I find more an issue that you need to press twice the tab for the first
items to appear (after generate command)

zsc/shellcode/generate>
linux_x86 osx_x86 windows
zsc/shellcode/generate> linux_x86
zsc/shellcode/generate/linux_x86>
chmod download_execute script_executor
dir_create exec system
download file_create write
zsc/shellcode/generate/linux_x86> exec
zsc/shellcode/generate/linux_x86/exec> file_to_execute
file_to_execute:file_to_execute
file_to_execute
file_to_execute:file_to_execute
file_to_execute
file_to_execute:

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[CodeMaxx]

Not fixed yet. So this is happening everywhere not just file_execute. Also I don't think it should be OS specific but it might be.

https://s32.postimg.org/5ewck5vth/Screen_Shot_2016_07_17_at_10_30_35_AM.png

[jack17529]

In my kali linux after exec command I press 1 tab and get to get file_to_execute.
When I press tab second time after it nothing happens.
When I press tab again I get the file_to_execute written on next line and not only this but also the next line with the previous option written in the end.
Now when I press enter it executes.
I get file_to_execute> written I press tab it sets it to file_to_execute again.
It loops again and again if you keep pressing tab.
Leaves the loop If you press enter.
Then the file is set to file_to_execute and the option table appears.

[jack17529]

And also this image