Batch script from memory protected?

[GeekIT]

A: it is only easier and faster because you refuse to invest the time and energy to learn the language. Instead of spending all this time asking about batch file convertor, or ScriptCryptor, you could have posted the batch file and someone would have shown you how to convert to AutoIt by now.

B: You're asking for help on an AutoIt help forum, expecting you to become competent with the language is not out of the realm of reason.

 

i'm asking for help on an AutoIt help forum, expecting help on how to make something in AutoIt.

[Jfish]

@GeekIT -

I have re-read the posts here from top to bottom.  I have also researched this issue a bit.  My quick thoughts:

I believe that you have not found anything that can do this from memory because filepath is a required parameter to execute the batch instructions and that makes it different from the other programming languages you reference.  I am fairly certain it is not possible but reserve that conclusion to the more talented members of the forum.  If it were possible I doubt sryptkeeper would "hide" the batch files at run time to prevent alterations since they produce a commercial software focused on this issue.

I did not read your earlier posts to conclude that this could be done in batch but rather that you wanted to emulate what was happening in javascript and vbscript ... but for batch files.  I think part of the problem is that at one point you may have mistakenly quoted the functionality of the javascript and vb script functionality as evidence that it could be done for batch ... not evidence of what you were trying to do. 

My personal opinion is that while there is nothing inherently wrong with this question you need to appreciate not everyone will share your enthusiasm for exploring the issue in detail - especially if they see no inherent value in the solution.  This is the case because even if the problem were capable of being solved (not so sure about that) you could do it all with native Au3.  It's a bit like dressing up as a Jets' fan and going to a Patriots game (not wrong - but not popular).

I am also off this thread since I doubt the feasibility but wish you the best in finding a solution.

[GeekIT]

ok, thanks for the help.

did some research again myself, made an account on the forums of scriptcryptor and read that they

are making an new batch to exe compiler that does the thing i want.

I didn't expect that everyone will share my enthusiasm for exploring the issue in detail, I was just wondering.

grts.

[firsttimer]

Unless, I misuderstand what GeekIT want, I think autoit + enigma virtual box should do the trick.

http://forum.enigmaprotector.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=7503

Take note, running batch file in memory using the above method isnt safe at all, since its mention enigma virtual box isnt encrypted but enigma protector virtual box is.

As for the new Quick Batch File Compiler that actually run batch file in memory, its a long wait. I waited ages for it to come out.

[iamtheky]

you are so ridiculously wrong i decided to show you 1 of the 50 or so ways this can probably be accomplished

#AutoIt3Wrapper_Res_File_Add=echo_1.bat, rt_rcdata, TEST_BAT_1

#include "resources.au3"

$Sstring = _ResourceGetAsString("TEST_BAT_1")
$Array = StringSplit($Sstring , @CRLF , 1)

for $i = 1 to $Array[0]
    run($Array[$i])
next

echo_1.bat

echo off
cmd /k
notepad.exe
calc.exe

Edited December 28, 2013 by boththose

[iamtheky]

Did I win this thread  

[GeekIT]

Unless, I misuderstand what GeekIT want, I think autoit + enigma virtual box should do the trick.

http://forum.enigmaprotector.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=7503

Take note, running batch file in memory using the above method isnt safe at all, since its mention enigma virtual box isnt encrypted but enigma protector virtual box is.

As for the new Quick Batch File Compiler that actually run batch file in memory, its a long wait. I waited ages for it to come out.

 

no matter how i try, won't work. it simply don't open the batchfile... strange..

Edited January 9, 2014 by GeekIT

[GeekIT]

 

you are so ridiculously wrong i decided to show you 1 of the 50 or so ways this can probably be accomplished

#AutoIt3Wrapper_Res_File_Add=echo_1.bat, rt_rcdata, TEST_BAT_1

#include "resources.au3"

$Sstring = _ResourceGetAsString("TEST_BAT_1")
$Array = StringSplit($Sstring , @CRLF , 1)

for $i = 1 to $Array[0]
    run($Array[$i])
next

echo_1.bat

echo off
cmd /k
notepad.exe
calc.exe

 

ok and how do you deal with variables in the batchfile? (:

[iamtheky]

The result is a string (and then i split it into an array of them).   Maybe look at assign, eval, and execute and actually try something.

Edited January 9, 2014 by boththose

[GeekIT]

The result is a string (and then i split it into an array of them).   Maybe look at assign, eval, and execute and actually try something.

 

no need for sarcasm 

+ you think i didn't try what you gave me?

and eval, assign and execute don't exist in batch if that is what you mean.

[BrewManNH]

From reading the ScriptCryptor website, it appears that the program just runs the program and script the same way AutoIt does it. AutoIt doesn't create any temp files when it runs, it just runs the script packaged inside the exe. Which is what it appears that SC is doing.

[guinness]

no need for sarcasm 

+ you think i didn't try what you gave me?

and eval, assign and execute don't exist in batch if that is what you mean.

Most people don't and the fact you haven't posted any code isn't helping your case either. Plus, something along the lines of "I tried but the output from SciTE/AutoIt was this", is a clear indication you're running the code people are giving you.

Edit: Added quotes for emphasis.

Edited January 10, 2014 by guinness

[GeekIT]

From reading the ScriptCryptor website, it appears that the program just runs the program and script the same way AutoIt does it. AutoIt doesn't create any temp files when it runs, it just runs the script packaged inside the exe. Which is what it appears that SC is doing.

 

can you maybe tell me how i can do that?

tnx for the research btw 

[GeekIT]

Most people don't and the fact you haven't posted any code isn't helping your case either. Plus, something along the lines of "I tried but the output from SciTE/AutoIt was this", is a clear indication you're running the code people are giving you.

Edit: Added quotes for emphasis.

 

the code of @boththose works fine, but if i use variables in the batchfile it won't work because every line is executed apart.

why is the atmosphere on autoit forums always so tensive, i'm not an expert at programming and forums you know.   

[iamtheky]

show us what you have tried, or maybe the actual contents of your batch file at least.  You cant expect anything but questions and doubt if you reveal nothing of your progress.

[GeekIT]

show us what you have tried, or maybe the actual contents of your batch file at least.  You cant expect anything but questions and doubt if you reveal nothing of your progress.

 

batchfile:____________________________________________

@ECHO OFF

MODE CON: COLS=36 LINES=5

 

ECHO c,D,d,F,g,T,b,f,p,s,t,n!!!

CHOICE /C cdFgTbfpstn /N /CS /M COMMAND:

 

IF ERRORLEVEL 1  SET KEY=C:

IF ERRORLEVEL 2  SET KEY=D:

IF ERRORLEVEL 3  SET KEY=F:

IF ERRORLEVEL 4  SET KEY=F:GO!

IF ERRORLEVEL 5  SET KEY=F:geekit

IF ERRORLEVEL 6  SET KEY=F:geekitBack-up

IF ERRORLEVEL 7  SET KEY=F:geekitFiles

IF ERRORLEVEL 8  SET KEY=F:geekitProjects

IF ERRORLEVEL 9  SET KEY=F:geekitSoftware

IF ERRORLEVEL 10 SET KEY=F:geekitTemporary

IF ERRORLEVEL 11 GOTO END

 

ECHO RUNNING: %KEY%

START %KEY%

 

:END

ECHO NOTHING...

ECHO STOP...

TIMEOUT /T 3 /nobreak>nul

EXIT

 

batchfile:____________________________________________

 

and the autoit code from you.

[iamtheky]

ok, heres 2 of 50.  Choices hidden, well everything hidden, but functionally equivalent.

*C s the only thing i have, so you have to remove the msgbox from the others.

expandcollapse popup

#include <Misc.au3>


 while 1
     If _IsPressed ( "43" ) Then
     ShellExecute("C:")
     exit
     Endif

     If _IsPressed ( "44" ) Then
     msgbox (0, '' , 'ShellExecute("d:")')
     exit
     Endif

    If _IsPressed ( "46" ) And _IsPressed ( "10" ) Then
     msgbox (0, '' , 'ShellExecute("F:")')
     exit
     Endif

    If _IsPressed ( "47" ) Then
     msgbox (0, '' , 'ShellExecute("F:\GO!")')
     exit
     Endif

     If _IsPressed ( "54" ) And _IsPressed ( "10" ) Then
     msgbox (0, '' , 'ShellExecute("F:\geekit")')
     exit
     Endif

     If _IsPressed ( "42" ) Then
     msgbox (0, '' , 'ShellExecute("F:\geekit\Back-up")')
     exit
     Endif

      If _IsPressed ( "46" ) Then
     msgbox (0, '' , 'ShellExecute("F:\geekit\Files")')
     exit
     Endif

      If _IsPressed ( "50" ) Then
     msgbox (0, '' , 'ShellExecute("F:\geekit\Projects")')
     exit
     Endif

       If _IsPressed ( "53" ) Then
     msgbox (0, '' , 'ShellExecute("F:\geekit\Software")')
     exit
     Endif

      If _IsPressed ( "54" ) Then
     msgbox (0, '' , 'ShellExecute("F:\geekit\Temporary")')
     exit
     Endif

       If _IsPressed ( "4E" ) Then
     msgbox (0, '' , 'Exit')
     exit
     Endif


     sleep(10)
     wend

Edited January 10, 2014 by boththose

[Melba23]

GeekIT,

Before you go too much further down this road, I suggest you read this announcement. At present you are fine, but getting very close to the edge.

M23

[guinness]

and the autoit code from you.

I am busy. Working on the UDFs and a super secret build script.

[iamtheky]

 

and the autoit code from you.

 

I was so shocked the batch file materialized I missed that part.  you are admittedly not an expert, but i am beginning to question whether you are even beginner.

Edited January 10, 2014 by boththose