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<blockquote data-quote="LaurentG" data-source="post: 934869" data-attributes="member: 91050">It was also my idea (to split in two or three scripts)But I&#039;m afraid that what you propose doesn&#039;t solve the problem, since in your splitting,&nbsp; global structure of the 1st script would remain : a download and a run (the run of the second script)It&#039;s the reason why I&#039;ll probably have a main script that1) run a subscript (that only downloads)2) then run jhead or sticky depending on the fact that the file supposed to be downloaded exist or not (or maybe based on a return code of second script)With this structure, there is no more any script that includes both a download and a run.If this not enough, the only remaining solution would to have two completely separate scripts, and to schedule the second a few seconds or minutes after the 1st. But this becomes a bit complex... and a little bit tricky to manage efficiently (in particular to manage all possible error cases)On the other hand I don&#039;t understand when you write :To be a Trojan downloader, a script would1) download a file (the trojan)2) run the Trojan, ie. the file just downloadedwhile this script1) downloads a file2) run a completely different executable already present on the Pc before script run : The file downloaded is not the one that is run.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LaurentG, post: 934869, member: 91050"] It was also my idea (to split in two or three scripts) But I'm afraid that what you propose doesn't solve the problem, since in your splitting, global structure of the 1st script would remain : a download and a run (the run of the second script) It's the reason why I'll probably have a main script that 1) run a subscript (that only downloads) 2) then run jhead or sticky depending on the fact that the file supposed to be downloaded exist or not (or maybe based on a return code of second script) With this structure, there is no more any script that includes both a download and a run. If this not enough, the only remaining solution would to have two completely separate scripts, and to schedule the second a few seconds or minutes after the 1st. But this becomes a bit complex... and a little bit tricky to manage efficiently (in particular to manage all possible error cases) On the other hand I don't understand when you write : To be a Trojan downloader, a script would 1) download a file (the trojan) 2) run the Trojan, ie. the file just downloaded while this script 1) downloads a file 2) run a [U][B]completely different executable[/B][/U][B] [U]already present on the Pc before script run[/U][/B] : The file downloaded is not the one that is run. [/QUOTE]

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