Closed radare closed 5 years ago
That sounds really useless . . . CC @XVilka
https://github.com/radare/radare2/issues/5132 is useful, lock is not.
Ehm. What for?
There are plenty of external tools for locking screen or particular terminal, for all kind of operating systems. I don't see a reason why it should be implemented in radare2.
The same goes for having ls, cat.. its useful when u are using it not in your comfy desktop
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Also opens the door to have tutorials about bypassing password protection as a crackme
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Well that's just a if/else and there is already an issue open for that iirc.
Can we lock the number of issues instead...
you can fix something to improve the situation :P
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Can we lock the number of issues instead...
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I'm trying :P
useful when using r2 as init replacement
what
Can be this closed?
Nope. Seems handy for me. It must ignore ^z. And also ive been thinking in adding file and process lock commands. Something like "wait untils this file exists", or wait until a process with this name exists.. some kind of wait+test shell
I've seen this has been done.
idea from @condret
the command will not be stored in the history and will clear the screen and ask for password. it will not unlock the console until the password matches.