Decoy

Can you give us the exact process that you're using to encode your script? I don't follow what you mean by "burning". Thanks, D

Is that the code for your new script? Including the quotes? Or are the quotes just there to denote the beginning and end of your script?

This was actually already resolved - but it would appear there were some server issues and my last 6 posts are gone. The resolution was to not use the online ducktool encoder, as the keyboard layouts appear to be out of date. Using the java duck encoder while selecting the US keyboard resource did the trick. Thanks again to Tamasco for helping me out with this.

You could probably use a service like DynDNS: https://dyn.com/dns This will allow you to use a hostname instead of an IP address. So if you don't have a static IP - something like this would be your best bet I think. All you have to do is update your DNS service whenever your IP changes. You would also need to create your payload again, using the hostname as opposed to the IP.

Yeah, I am at a loss here. I tried confirming my keyboard was setup as US - and it is. So if I do something like STRING youremail@yourdomain.com It registers as youremail"yourdomain.com Any ideas? Thanks, Decoy

Hi Everyone, I am in the process of writing a new script, and I am trying to type an email address into a field; however it's not passing the "@" character properly. Do I need to encode this somehow? It comes out as a * character instead. Any help is appreciated! Thanks, Decoy