| Thomas J. Boschloo 2005-05-01, 5:48 pm |
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herehere@aussiemail.com.au wrote:
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> Hello Mr. Boschloo,
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> Thanks for your help in the past and present.
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> I tried using command promt and I use the "cd.." command to bring the
> prompt to "CD:\". From there I tried:
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> C:\ cd>openssl rand -out bananarand.bin 2048
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> Am I suppost to add the stunnel folder loction?
[start]->[execute]:'cmd'
'c:' (change to drive c
'cd ' (change to root directory on current harddrive)
**repeat below**
'dir /ad' (show files with directory attribute set)
'cd [tab]' (you can press [tab] multiple times to quickly cycle
through the directories)
**repeat above**
'dir *.exe' (show all executables in this directory)
'openssl rand -out bananarand.bin 2048'
You can search on your system for a file called 'openssl.exe'. That file
will be the command you are trying to execute and it will (like all
files) be located in a directory.
Just a quick primer to the wonders of MS-Dos, I think you are close!
Thomas
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"Nothing is true. Everything is permitted" - W.S. Burroughs, Naked Lunch
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