uh..been wonderin this...i remmber when rooting sql, instead of copying\pasting the echo cmds i just used osql.exe in a Batch and i hit enter to echo the next line. Now i wnated to know if theres some way to do this with Netcat like in a batch. uhm, im guessing something like this.

@echo off
echo [ -=- NetCat AutoText -=- ]

echo [+] Listening ...

NC.exe -l -v -p 55555

pause
echo blah >> C:\1.txt

pause
echo test >> C:\1.txt
pause
echo i wonder >> C:\1.txt


Get what im trying to do?

a better way to do it is have the first argument/option (%1) as the port instead of directly defining it in the code.. but whatever.. i don't know what the point of this is though,

the point of this is, so i dont hjave to copy 12 lines from a txt on my pc and paste them in the Netcat shell.

Make a c or perl program that gets input using scanf to input a line or something similar.. I dont think its possible with netcat to pause and continue
Seems like your just making a bound port that puts the next line in after enter is recieved.. just use getc to check for enter and use fgets to grab the lines from a file

It works if you have all of your comands in a separate text file (like C:\1.txt for example) and you start netcat like this: NC.exe -l -v -p 55555 < C:\1.txt. When you get a reverse connection shell it will input all of the commands for you. I'm not sure about having a pause in between commands though.

Using XP, I cant paste anything in to a remote shell, yet it worked when using W2K. Anyone know a work around for that one?

try to open the NetCat from CMD window...

Great stuff, I'll check this out. Been looking for an answer to my copy/pasting woes

In those options click quick edit, then you can just right click in the CMD Window and it will paste.

major chrome, a right click in 2k will paste something, but not XP... in the XP shell, I do right-click\paste anywhere in the box but not the title bar or side scroll bar (screw the edit stuff lol)

thanks for that < c:\text.txt trick, it'll probably come in handy