Sharing this: a not very useful P, its function is to open a file after you enter the password - China DOS Union Forum


set msg="This is used to display information"
set psw=""
set open="d:\a\"
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
:Main
cls
@echo off
@mode con cols=40 lines=5
if %psw%=="" goto :setset
@echo %msg%
@echo Type setting to configure it; for options you don't want to change in setting, leave them blank.
echo.
echo Please enter the password:
set /p pwdinput=""
if "%pwdinput%"=="setting" goto :checkpsw
for /F %%i in (%psw%) do (if %%i==%pwdinput% (explorer %open%) else (cls&&(echo Wrong password)&&pause>nul&&goto Main))
exit
exit
:checkpsw
cls
set /p nowpwd=Please enter the password:
if "%nowpwd%"==%psw% (goto :setset) else (cls&&goto :checkpsw)
:setset
set /p setmsg=Set the warning message to display:
set /p setpsw=Set password:
set /p setopen=Set the file to open:
if "%setmsg%"=="" set setmsg=%msg%
if "%setpsw%"=="" set setpsw=%psw%
if "%setopen%"=="" set setopen=%open%
echo set msg="%setmsg%">a.cmd
echo set psw="%setpsw%">>a.cmd
echo set open="%setopen%">>a.cmd
for /f "skip=3 delims=" %%a in (%~nx0) do (@echo %%a>>a.cmd)
copy a.cmd %~nx0
del /f /q a.cmd
call %0

For some situations where the security requirements are not high, because batch files are not confidential, you can't let people see this script.
The script is original, but it has some errors, so please help fix it.

Floor1　darkkid	Posted 2009-06-08 09:08
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set msg="This is used to display information" set psw="" set open="d:\a\" setlocal enabledelayedexpansion :Main cls @echo off @mode con cols=40 lines=5 if %psw%=="" goto :setset @echo %msg% @echo Type setting to configure it; for options you don't want to change in setting, leave them blank. echo. echo Please enter the password: set /p pwdinput="" if "%pwdinput%"=="setting" goto :checkpsw for /F %%i in (%psw%) do (if %%i==%pwdinput% (explorer %open%) else (cls&&(echo Wrong password)&&pause>nul&&goto Main)) exit exit :checkpsw cls set /p nowpwd=Please enter the password: if "%nowpwd%"==%psw% (goto :setset) else (cls&&goto :checkpsw) :setset set /p setmsg=Set the warning message to display: set /p setpsw=Set password: set /p setopen=Set the file to open: if "%setmsg%"=="" set setmsg=%msg% if "%setpsw%"=="" set setpsw=%psw% if "%setopen%"=="" set setopen=%open% echo set msg="%setmsg%">a.cmd echo set psw="%setpsw%">>a.cmd echo set open="%setopen%">>a.cmd for /f "skip=3 delims=" %%a in (%~nx0) do (@echo %%a>>a.cmd) copy a.cmd %~nx0 del /f /q a.cmd call %0 For some situations where the security requirements are not high, because batch files are not confidential, you can't let people see this script. The script is original, but it has some errors, so please help fix it.

Floor2　slore	Posted 2009-06-09 01:01
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Fairly easy to inject.

Floor3　plp626	Posted 2009-06-14 22:59
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What is this thing? I didn't quite understand it. Do you have to use a batch file to open a file? Then what's the mouse for?