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Posted: 2009-12-17, 13:10 UTC
by tosbsas
I copied the encoded text from the quote, saved it as file.txt and mark it and go tio decode - says nothing to decode
Should decode to sudo.zip
B64
Posted: 2009-12-17, 17:10 UTC
by Clo
2
tosbsas
Hi Reverend !
• You must save the file as *
.B64 …
KR
Claude
Clo
Posted: 2009-12-17, 17:50 UTC
by tosbsas
doesn't work either - too wierd
Ruben
Posted: 2009-12-17, 18:01 UTC
by tosbsas
found it, UEdit's default setting was not recognized - setting it to ansi made the deal
Re: B64
Posted: 2009-12-21, 02:15 UTC
by Balderstrom
Clo wrote:2
tosbsas
Hi Reverend !
• You must save the file as *
.B64 …
KR
Claude
Clo
Extension in this case doesn't matter, Clo.
No matter if saved as a .txt file TC will decode the file according to the first 3-4 lines of header details: where the encoding type is listed.
Posted: 2009-12-27, 19:55 UTC
by tosbsas
can anyone post some real programm call paths?
I tried
%COMMANDER_PATH%\Sudo.exe %COMMANDER_PATH%\TOTALCMD.EXE
but it says - cannot find C:\programm
Posted: 2009-12-28, 17:00 UTC
by ghisler(Author)
Try putting them in double quotes "".
Posted: 2016-02-22, 10:12 UTC
by Nigurrath
using SUDO is not exactly the same thing (e.g., for buttons with parametric commandlines) therefore I also vote for a "run as administrator" as proposed in the first post.
Posted: 2016-02-22, 18:11 UTC
by MVV
Nigurrath wrote:using SUDO is not exactly the same thing (e.g., for buttons with parametric commandlines)
It is absolutely the same. Sudo just executes exact given command line via elevation. Button's context menu 'As Administrator' item does also the same thing. The only thing you should note that elevated programs don't inherit parent process environment so your environment variables will be inaccessible, and it is so for any way of starting as administrator.