i was sick of not being able to paste via cntrl+v into cmd.exe (windows), i googled and ofc its been done: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/25590/how-to-enable-ctrlv-for-pasting-in-the-windows-command-prompt/

lmk ur thoughts or better solutions as it still has issues with line breaks



This post was edited by VPN on Mar 3 2013 02:58pm

right click -> paste?

i dont see a point of this.

also anyone who is anyone uses the cygwin shell for windows.

the idea of cmdline interface is to use keyboard, the mouse is just a gui device, i like to use keyboard shortcuts for everything a mouse can do (much faster).
anyone who is anyone uses keyboard shortcuts ftw.

i rem installing cygwin (terminal emulator) for my dad's office server, so he could tunnel vnc/ftp through ssh from oustide.
but unless u need ssh forward or reverse tunnels on a windows machine, there is no need

/e i do want to mention, windows is not my preferred os, i am much more familiar with actual terminal / unix os, and trust them to secure networks much more so than any other closed os

This post was edited by VPN on Mar 3 2013 02:57pm

first bolded: could of used PuTTy to ssh tunnel or created a tun/tap vpn to the other network which windows supports natively.

second bolded: trusting in a specific OS is by far the worst mistake you can make if you are securing networks. just last week there was a local root zero day that effected all the newer 3.x kernels.

i almost edited to mention that putty wasnt an option, he needed terminal access for the reverse tunnels required behind his network to access and continue a fake autossh daemon connection. as for vpn... vpn sux lol.
i meant to say i trust the root system of unix over others within internal networks, of course the OS has nothing to do with external inbound and out, unless of course no router/hardwired firewalls r in place.

/e reverse ssh tunnels can easily bypass any incoming firewall (including AT&T's mobile apn). as long as the network allows outgoing connections, a remote encrypted session can take place from anywhere.

This post was edited by VPN on Mar 3 2013 03:09pm

Why are you bumping this?

This is completely useless, sorry that you're too lazy to right click.

cmd = keyboard, nn move hand to mouse... ever.

While I think this rule is silly, this seems to violate it (since the initial post is a link to an AutoHotKey script).


This post was edited by Azrad on Mar 4 2013 04:44am