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Hi all,

nice to be back again.

I've got a big problem running openssl.exe from an Autoit script. I want to automate decrypting files with Autoit.

This works, but User must press one time any key:

#include <Process.au3>
 AutoItSetOption ("MustDeclareVars",0)
 Dim $OWNSSLKEY = "my_private_SSL-Key"
 Dim $SSLPATH = "C:\Program Files\OPENSSL\bin"
 Dim $keyfile = "C:\Temp\Key.txt.enc"
 Dim $decryptkeyfile = ""
 $decryptkeyfile = RunWait (@ComSpec&" /c "&"pause | "&Chr(34)&$SSLPATH&Chr(34)&"\openssl.exe enc -d -bf -in "&Chr(34)&$keyfile&Chr(34)&" -out "&Chr(34)&@WorkingDir&"\Key.txt"&Chr(34)&" -k "&$OWNSSLKEY)

This should be the reason, but nothing happens (the output file is not created):

#include <Process.au3>
 AutoItSetOption ("MustDeclareVars",0)
 Dim $OWNSSLKEY = "my_private_SSL-Key"
 Dim $SSLPATH = "C:\Program Files\OPENSSL\bin"
 Dim $keyfile = "C:\Temp\Key.txt.enc"
 Dim $decryptkeyfile = ""
 $decryptkeyfile = RunWait (@ComSpec&" /c "&Chr(34)&$SSLPATH&Chr(34)&"\openssl.exe enc -d -bf -in "&Chr(34)&$keyfile&Chr(34)&" -out "&Chr(34)&@WorkingDir&"\Key.txt"&Chr(34)&" -k "&$OWNSSLKEY)

The difference ist the "pause" command at the beginning of RunWait command after @ComSpec.

Thanks for help.

schmelle

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Thanks for your reply.

Trying your code does not resolve my problem. The file Key.txt is not created. ;)

Any other suggestions?

BR schmelle

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Hi all,

nice to be back again.

I've got a big problem running openssl.exe from an Autoit script. I want to automate decrypting files with Autoit.

This works, but User must press one time any key:

#include <Process.au3>
AutoItSetOption ("MustDeclareVars",0)
Dim $OWNSSLKEY = "my_private_SSL-Key"
Dim $SSLPATH = "C:\Program Files\OPENSSL\bin"
Dim $keyfile = "C:\Temp\Key.txt.enc"
Dim $decryptkeyfile = ""
$decryptkeyfile = RunWait (@ComSpec&" /c "&"pause | "&Chr(34)&$SSLPATH&Chr(34)&"\openssl.exe enc -d -bf -in "&Chr(34)&$keyfile&Chr(34)&" -out "&Chr(34)&@WorkingDir&"\Key.txt"&Chr(34)&" -k "&$OWNSSLKEY)

This should be the reason, but nothing happens (the output file is not created):

#include <Process.au3>
AutoItSetOption ("MustDeclareVars",0)
Dim $OWNSSLKEY = "my_private_SSL-Key"
Dim $SSLPATH = "C:\Program Files\OPENSSL\bin"
Dim $keyfile = "C:\Temp\Key.txt.enc"
Dim $decryptkeyfile = ""
$decryptkeyfile = RunWait (@ComSpec&" /c "&Chr(34)&$SSLPATH&Chr(34)&"\openssl.exe enc -d -bf -in "&Chr(34)&$keyfile&Chr(34)&" -out "&Chr(34)&@WorkingDir&"\Key.txt"&Chr(34)&" -k "&$OWNSSLKEY)

The difference ist the "pause" command at the beginning of RunWait command after @ComSpec.

Thanks for help.

schmelle

Instead of RunWait, test your script but using ConsoleWrite or MsgBox and then you will be able to see what is wrong.

MsgBox( 0,"result is", @ComSpec&" /c "&Chr(34)&$SSLPATH&Chr(34)&"\openssl.exe enc -d -bf -in "&Chr(34)&$keyfile&Chr(34)&" -out "&Chr(34)&@WorkingDir&"\Key.txt"&Chr(34)&" -k "&$OWNSSLKEY)

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Hi Martin, I've ckecked this before with MsgBox.

It seems that there is a timing problem within the "Run.." Commands. I think that the command is sent before cmd.exe is ready to accept input. I tried it out with Run, RunWait and _RunDOS. Nothing works as expected.

Then I tried it out was using a "dummy" command at first and then it works as expected. ;)

$decryptkeyfile = _RunDOS (@ComSpec&" /c "&"path | "&Chr(34)&$SSLPATH&Chr(34)&"\openssl.exe enc -d -bf -in "&Chr(34)&$keyfile&Chr(34)&" -out "&Chr(34)&@WorkingDir&"\Key.txt"&Chr(34)&" -k "&$OWNSSLKEY)

Why ever it works now. Should I file a Bug Report?

Thanks and BR

schmelle

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