Moreseconds.exe

sPiKie

Feb 7 2004, 10:44 AM

There was a dude that asked for this tool on this: URL So why not post it here

And for you C procedural programmers out there, Dont even try to get out of this C language.. Its so phucking amazing

..
This code isnt "the best" since I made it on 5minutes, but here it is:

CODE

/* This program is just made for a little cool community called GovernmentSecurity.ORG
Author: sPiKie
Coder: sPiKie
Lamer: sPiKie
*/
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <windows.h>

#define joinme "icenix"

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
char temp[1000];
if (argc<=2) { //check for wrong syntax
printf("Usage: %s <program> <seconds>", argv[0]); //wrong usage
return -1; //return with error :D jezus spikie is leet :P
}
sprintf(temp, "start %s", argv[1]); //hihi
while (1) { //do to the end of the world ! :D
system(temp); //start he program :D
Sleep(atoi(argv[2])*1000); //using atoi() to convert to integer :)
} //and then convert seconds to milliseconds
} //so it can work in Sleep() :)
/* All this is just sooooo phucking free! Shouts to Icenix; wanna join me to make a
group ? :D */

I also attached the compiled file

BTW, this source code is not a linux C code.. Because it is using the system(); command in Windows.. But if you want a linux C code, you can make it simple

Or I post it this evening..

For the retards out there, try whatever you want with my code.. This is free, and every thing should be free.. Then maybe we would have like 100% more electrical/computer things this days..

Regards,
sPiKie (remember the shouts)

sPiKie

Feb 7 2004, 11:12 AM

Here is the non-tested and non-compiled *nix C code i made:

CODE

/* This *nix program is just made for a little cool community called GovernmentSecurity.ORG
Author: sPiKie
Coder: sPiKie
Lamer: sPiKie
*/
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
char temp[1000];
if (argc<=2) { //check for wrong usage
printf("Usage: %s <program> <seconds>", argv[0]); //wrong usage
return -1; //ohh my god we have to return with error... like saddam :P
}
sprintf(temp, "start %s", argv[1]); //hihi
while (1) { //do to the end of the world ! :D
system(temp); //execute the program
sleep(atoi(argv[2])); //sleep in your seconds
}
}
/* All this is just sooooo phucking free! Shouts to Icenix; wanna join me to make a
group ? :D */

I think in *nix if that the app will delay your app until the other program has ended, though.. Nice to now

clip

Feb 7 2004, 11:50 AM

sprintf(temp, "%s", argv[1]);
tss... might cause a buffer overflow!
better:
_snprintf(temp,"%s",argv[1],sizeof(temp));

sPiKie

Feb 7 2004, 12:29 PM

clib, thanks.. But It may crash a bufferoverflow... wow, dont think people use it to bufferoverflow

sPiKie

Feb 7 2004, 12:40 PM

clip, I could also use, strncpy();
Thanks any way

-=*fireball*=-

Feb 7 2004, 02:04 PM

thx for the nice and usefull app

Alexander01

Feb 7 2004, 04:05 PM

Yes i got his one already and it's a nice tool.. but only one suggestion

if i wanna execute a dos program like clearlogs.exe -sys the CMD.exe stays open after it executes the program... can you fix this please... would be nice bcuz after an hour there are running more then 100 cmds

sPiKie

Feb 7 2004, 04:33 PM

QUOTE (Alexander01 @ Feb 7 2004, 04:05 PM)

Yes i got his one already and it's a nice tool.. but only one suggestion

if i wanna execute a dos program like clearlogs.exe -sys the CMD.exe stays open after it executes the program... can you fix this please... would be nice bcuz after an hour there are running more then 100 cmds

I got no time now, I post it in this night....

sPiKie

Feb 7 2004, 04:42 PM

If anyone thinks it is interesting, here is a newer version I made.. Now it handle arguments

CODE

/* This program is just made for a little cool community called GovernmentSecurity.ORG
Author: sPiKie v2
Coder: sPiKie v2
Lamer: sPiKie v2
*/
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <windows.h>

#define joinme "icenix"

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
char temp[1000];
char temp2[1000];
if (argc<=3) { //check for wrong syntax
printf("Usage: %s <program> <seconds> <arguments>", argv[0]); //wrong usage
return -1; //return with error :D jezus spikie is leet :P
}
for (int i = 3; i<argc; i++) { //loops true every cmd argument from 3
sprintf(temp2,"%s %s", temp2, argv[i]); //copies it :D
}
sprintf(temp, "start %s %s", argv[1], temp2); //hihi
while (1) { //do to the end of the world ! :D
system(temp); //start he program :D
Sleep(atoi(argv[2])*1000); //using atoi() to convert to integer :)
} //and then convert seconds to milliseconds
} //so it can work in Sleep() :)
/* All this is just sooooo phucking free! Shouts to Icenix; wanna join me to make a
group ? :D */

Alexander01

Feb 7 2004, 05:36 PM

it already did here, just use the " "

Paul

Feb 7 2004, 06:14 PM

Nice work spikie

hope to learn c[++] at my next school

boshcash

Feb 9 2004, 10:22 PM

nice work skippie , real useful tool