Register the CREATE_SESSION option in command_shell_options so it
can be used with all modules that use start_session.
Modify ssh_login.rb, ssh_login_pubkey.rb, and telnet_login.rb to
use the new CREATE_SESSION option.
When CREATE_SESSION is set to true (default) a new session is
created with each successful login. When set to false a new session
is not created but the successful login is still registered in the
credentials database.
1. create session.process_autoruns in Msf::Sessions::CommandShell
2. call process_autoruns from within the handler on_session code
4. set user_input and user_output in sessions base set_from_exploit method
5. remove on_session from Msf::Sessions::CommandShellOptions
6. include CommandShellOptions into telnet_login and ssh_login
7. call sess.process_autoruns from telnet_login and ssh_login
8. celebrate (while crossing fingers of course)!
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1. InitialAutoRunScript and AutoRunScript vars work
2. scripts/shells was created to hold them
3. *_shell methods were renamed shell_*
4. added "shell_command" method to command shell sessions
5. converted all uses of *_shell to shell_*
6. all payloads that produce command shell sessions include Msf::Sessions::CommandShellOptions
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