This is a fix for crap and stupid stuff that I did half way through the
packet pivot code. I was working on some priv stuff at the same time,
and when I realised that the work I was doing was not sensible as part
of the packet pivot PR, I failed to revert my changes properly.
As a result I broke `getprivs` and `getsystem`. I am sorry. And I'm
ashamed.
This fixes a [] for NilClass bug in the download_file API.
The opts argument is not checked for nil before the code looks for
the block_size key.
Fix#8636
Mettle can run in all sorts of environments where some colums of a
process table will be nil. The existing implementation compacts
rows going into the table while providing filtering for the colum
contents only by checking the output of the first row in the proc
table.
Check column filters against all rows to ensure proper table init.
Check columns going into table for match against header.
Do not compact nil values in the table rows - some things, like
kthreads/workers dont have a path while other PIDs will.
This is an emergency fix as a result of something being broken in
master. This is also being pushed straight to master because github is
down and the PR process isn't possible. This commit was reviewed by
@wvu-r7 prior to being pushed.
The aim of this commit is to allow users of Meterpreter in high-latency
environments have better control over the behaviour of the download
function. This code contains two new options that manage the block size
of the downloads and the ability to set "adaptive" which means that the
block size will adjust on the fly of things continue to fail.
Some railgun definitions for the kernel32 module define DWORD for the
functions return type when it should be HANDLE. This causes errors on
64-bit systems when the return value is truncated.
Brent Cook