BugId can no longer start a process from a binary path containing space.

[kkuehl]

When attempting to add support to pass --sDefaultBrowserTestURL from the command line with the following small patch:

C:\Users\kkuehl\Downloads\BugId>git diff
diff --git a/BugId.py b/BugId.py
index 7ebe72a..c94ddb9 100644
--- a/BugId.py
+++ b/BugId.py
@@ -632,6 +632,8 @@ def fuMain(asArguments):
           oConsole.fPrint(ERROR, "- You must specify \"true\" or \"false\" for ", ERROR_INFO, "--", sSettingName);
       elif sSettingName in ["test-internal-error", "internal-error-test"]:
         raise Exception("Testing internal error");
+      elif sSettingName in ["sDefaultBrowserTestURL"]:
+        asApplicationOptionalArguments = [sValue]
       else:
         try:
           xValue = json.loads(sValue);

I received the following error: C:\Users\kkuehl\Downloads\BugId>python ./BugId.py "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" --nApplicationMaxRunTime=10 --sDefaultBrowserTestURL=http://www.google.com

• Command line: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe http://www.google.com

• An internal exception has occured: AssertionError('End-of-command-output marker missing:\r\nCommandLine: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe\r\nCreate will proceed with next execution\r\n ^ Extra character error in \' .create "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe\'',) Stack: 3 cCdbWrapper_fasExecuteCdbCommand (C:\Users\kkuehl\Downloads\cBugId\cCdbWrapper_fasExecuteCdbCommand.py/84)

  "End-of-command-output marker missing:\r\n%s" % "\r\n".join(oEndOfCommandOutputMarkerMissingException.asCommandOutput); 2 fasExecuteCdbCommand (C:\Users\kkuehl\Downloads\cBugId\cCdbWrapper.py/411) return cCdbWrapper_fasExecuteCdbCommand(oCdbWrapper, *axArguments, **dxArguments); 1 cCdbWrapper_fCdbStdInOutThread (C:\Users\kkuehl\Downloads\cBugId\cCdbWrapper_fCdbStdInOutThread.py/191) sComment = "Start application command", 0 __fThreadWrapper (C:\Users\kkuehl\Downloads\cBugId\cCdbWrapper.py/261) fActivity(oCdbWrapper);

  Windows version: Windows 10 Pro release 1703, build 15063 BugId version: 2017-11-21 16:04 cBugId version: 2017-11-21 16:02 mFileSystem version: 2017-11-11 10:13 mWindowsAPI version: 2017-11-21 12:32 oConsole version: 2017-11-21 15:58

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This diff also fails with the same backtrace:

C:\Users\kkuehl\Downloads\BugId>git diff
diff --git a/BugId.py b/BugId.py
index 7ebe72a..d48d3f1 100644
--- a/BugId.py
+++ b/BugId.py
@@ -516,7 +516,7 @@ def fNewProcessHandler(oBugId, uProcessId, sBinaryName, sCommandLine):
   if gasAttachToProcessesForExecutableNames:
     oBugId.fAttachToProcessesForExecutableNames(*gasAttachToProcessesForExecutableNames);

-def fuMain(asArguments):
+def fuMain(asArguments, url):
   global gbVerbose, gbQuiet, gasAttachToProcessesForExecutableNames;
   if len(asArguments) == 0:
     fPrintLogo();
@@ -528,7 +528,7 @@ def fuMain(asArguments):
   auApplicationProcessIds = [];
   sUWPApplicationPackageName = None;
   sUWPApplicationId = None;
-  asApplicationOptionalArguments = None;
+  asApplicationOptionalArguments = url;
   sApplicationISA = None;
   bRepeat = False;
   bCheckForUpdates = False;
@@ -896,7 +896,8 @@ def fuMain(asArguments):

 if __name__ == "__main__":
   try:
-    uExitCode = fuMain(sys.argv[1:]);
+    # My personal project passes a url as a single item list here.
+    uExitCode = fuMain(sys.argv[1:], ['http://www.google.com']);

     if not gbQuiet and dxConfig["bShowLicenseAndDonationInfo"]:
       oConsole.fPrint();

.... asApplicationOptionalArguments = url

In the previous release of BugId/cBugId this worked, now it seems broken. Let me know if there is any additional information I can provide.

[SkyLined]

First, my apologies for the documentation in README.TXT being out of date; it is quite simple to run MSIE in BugId and have it open a specific URL:

python ./BugId.py msie --nApplicationMaxRunTime=10 -- http://www.google.com

I do not believe you need any of these patches. Please let me know if the above helps, or if you are trying to solve a specific issue that BugId currently cannot handle.

[SkyLined]

In general the format is:

python ./BugId.py <application keyword> <bugid arguments> -- <application arguments>

You can get a list of all known application keywords by running python ./Bugid.py (without arguments). You can also run any application by providing the path to the executable instead of an application keyword.

python ./BugId.py path\to\executable.exe <bugid arguments> -- <application arguments>

[soiax]

This crash happens for me too... it happens with acrobatdc, foxit.. (all programs with space in path)... isn't it something to do with space character in the path?

[SkyLined]

Yes, I found that problem too. Unfortunately, cdb.exe does not allow me to start a process using the .create command with a space in the path. I am currently working on a solution for that.

[SkyLined]

This should now be fixed.