Sometimes when running pwncat it is launched from an unexpected location. It would be nice to be able to change the local working directory while in session, so that if you are in a dir without write perms you can switch away to a dir you do have permission to.
It would be helpful if it supported tab completion to help with path discovery. ie: When recording all loot downloads in a deep file structure like /home/user/engagements/client_some_gawd_aweful_guid/host_abc/loot
It would be great if this followed similar syntax as other tools do for "local change directory", like lcd loot. This way, when running download without a destination path it will drop it to the right directory cleanly.
Alternatives
Right now if you use download source destination it will drop it where it should go. However, this gets cumbersome if you are trying to record all loot downloads in a deep file structure. ie: /home/user/engagements/client_some_gawd_aweful_guid/host_abc/loot
DanaEpp
commented
2 years ago
Feature Description
Sometimes when running
pwncatit is launched from an unexpected location. It would be nice to be able to change the local working directory while in session, so that if you are in a dir without write perms you can switch away to a dir you do have permission to.It would be helpful if it supported tab completion to help with path discovery. ie: When recording all loot downloads in a deep file structure like
/home/user/engagements/client_some_gawd_aweful_guid/host_abc/lootIt would be great if this followed similar syntax as other tools do for "local change directory", like
lcd loot. This way, when runningdownloadwithout a destination path it will drop it to the right directory cleanly.Alternatives
Right now if you use
download source destinationit will drop it where it should go. However, this gets cumbersome if you are trying to record all loot downloads in a deep file structure. ie:/home/user/engagements/client_some_gawd_aweful_guid/host_abc/loot