Re: Simple Scripting Question

[Jose Selvi <jselvi () pentester es>]

Have you tried renaming your "run" function?
Maybe you're "overwriting" it. Just guessing.

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El 24/02/2011, a las 07:15, Phil Hester <pineapple_surprise () hotmail com> escribió:

> I am working with a very simple script that is causing me some confusion:
>
> session = client
> def run()
>     print_line "running"
> end
> print_status("About to run...")
> run()
> print_status("Finished!")
> raise Rex::Script::Completed
>
> When it is run, the first time it works:
>
> meterpreter > run testing123
> [*] About to run...
> running
> [*] Finished!
>
> But then the 2nd time it does not:
>
> meterpreter > run testing123
> [-] Error in script: ArgumentError wrong number of arguments (1 for 0)
>
> And after that, no script will run:
>
> meterpreter > run checkvm 
> [-] Error in script: ArgumentError wrong number of arguments (1 for 0)
>
> Any ideas why my simple script is causing this issue?
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