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  1. kalyanbl

    Is it possible to run a Perl script

    Hi folks, Within Linux I would like Perl script A to launch Perl script B. However, I want script A to continue running without waiting for script B to return. And I would like B to be totally independent so that when script A ends, script B is still running. Is this possible? Any suggestion...
  2. News

    TA15-314A: Web Shells – Threat Awareness and Guidance

    Original release date: November 10, 2015 Systems Affected Web servers that allow web shells Overview This alert describes the frequent use of web shells as an exploitation vector. Web shells can be used to obtain unauthorized access and can lead to wider network compromise. This alert...
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    • application security asp command control cyber security data exfiltration detection exploitation incident response malware mitigation network compromise perl php python remote access security practices threat updates vulnerabilities web shells
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Security Alerts
  3. J

    Windows XP Windows XP programming

    I did some Perl programming for simple text modifications. Mi CNC router reads a list of numbers and moves its motors accordingly (X, Y and Z axes). I need to change some of these numbers. My Perl program does that. But I would like to do the same in Windows (modify a simple text list). How can...
  4. H

    Windows 7 creating windows shortcuts en-masse (scripted)

    Setup: Windows 7 Home premium (64bit) I have need of creating many windows 7 shortcuts to a pile of video files. This is the first of what will likely be many occasions . I don't know any of the windows based scripting languages but do program in perl somewhat. So my first hope is someone may...
    • HarryPutnam
    • Thread
    • automation context menu file management perl programming scripting shortcuts video files windows 7 windows api
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  5. N

    Windows 7 Open a file with an application in a non-conventional way

    I'm trying to get a good Win XP routine to work in my new Win7 Pro 32-bit OS. I need to open a document with an application in a non-conventional way. I'm encountering two problems. In Win XP you could specify one or more applications to open a file type (i.e., a file of certain extension)...
    • Neal Carron
    • Thread
    • application automation axum command line compatibility context menu data import default application execution file extensions file management file types graphics software options perl scripts troubleshooting user guide windows 7 windows xp
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  6. R

    Windows 7 Passing parameters from a batch script to a program

    I have just installed a set of PERL programs that are invoked from batch files and the are passed a parameter line from the the batch script. They worked fine under XP but it appears altho the perl scripts work - they do not get the parameters. Has win7 changed the way batch files work?
    • redherring
    • Thread
    • batch script command line compatibility error handling installation invoke parameters perl program execution scripting user input windows 7
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Programming and Scripting
  7. M

    Windows 7 Cygwin bash shell wont run

    Hi everyone, I would like to use Cygwin to run a Perl program, so I downloaded Cygwin. I installed the packages under "Cur" (the current stable release). My problem is that whenever I try to start Cygwin bash shell it just appears for a second then exits immediately. I don't know what the...
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