Computer Management via SMS
After the first topic about computer management via SMS, I received a lot of comments and suggestions. It turned out that the idea is not so crazy as it seemed at first glance.
Once the idea has taken root - I post a new version .
I will not repeat and re-upload the full description of the program, it can be found in the first topic , I will give only a list of changes and comments to some of them.
New:
In the incoming message, the first space is searched, if it is detected - the message string is divided into two parts, the first is interpreted as a command, the second as command line arguments.
For example, there is an action specified in the configuration file:
Send a message like 123 net stop dnscache . The received message will be broken, 123 will be interpreted as an action identifier, and net stop dnscache will be passed to the script as an argument to the command line.
It is executed if no other actions with the specified identifier are found. The entire text of the incoming SMS message is passed as arguments to the command line.
We send the message net stop dnscache , if there is no action with the net identifier the action Default will be executed, the net stop dnscache will be passed as arguments to the script.
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When using the cmd.vbs script, in the event that the action has the reply = 1 flag, after the execution of the script an SMS message will be sent containing the console output of the command being called. For example, after performing net stop dnscache, you will receive an SMS with the text
The DNS Client service was successfully stopped.
Thus it is possible to monitor the success of the sent command.
Once the idea has taken root - I post a new version .
I will not repeat and re-upload the full description of the program, it can be found in the first topic , I will give only a list of changes and comments to some of them.
New:
- Added the ability to pass command line arguments when calling a script
- Added default action
- The program beats all incoming calls.
- The program only logs errors
- When checking new messages, in the absence of them there was a slight memory leak.
Passing command line arguments
In the incoming message, the first space is searched, if it is detected - the message string is divided into two parts, the first is interpreted as a command, the second as command line arguments.
For example, there is an action specified in the configuration file:
[123]
script = scripts\cmd.vbs
reply = 1
replyTo = 7917XXXXXX
allowedTo = 7917XXXXXX,7902YYYYYY
Send a message like 123 net stop dnscache . The received message will be broken, 123 will be interpreted as an action identifier, and net stop dnscache will be passed to the script as an argument to the command line.
Default action
It is executed if no other actions with the specified identifier are found. The entire text of the incoming SMS message is passed as arguments to the command line.
[Default]
script = scripts\cmd.vbs
reply = 1
replyTo = 7917XXXXXX
allowedTo = 7917XXXXXX,7902YYYYYY
We send the message net stop dnscache , if there is no action with the net identifier the action Default will be executed, the net stop dnscache will be passed as arguments to the script.
')
When using the cmd.vbs script, in the event that the action has the reply = 1 flag, after the execution of the script an SMS message will be sent containing the console output of the command being called. For example, after performing net stop dnscache, you will receive an SMS with the text
The DNS Client service was successfully stopped.
Thus it is possible to monitor the success of the sent command.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/75596/
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