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Slow at "bettercap.exe -h" #413

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gvanem opened this issue Jan 9, 2019 · 4 comments
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gvanem opened this issue Jan 9, 2019 · 4 comments
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gvanem commented Jan 9, 2019

I just discovered this tool and after building it myself (using TDM-gcc), it kinda works.

But the release version have a serious issue. Even a bettercap.exe -h takes 30 sec to complete!

Using Process Explorer, I see the Msys crap stty.exe stty cbreak min 1 is blocking for a long somehow:
bettercap-stty

before returning with the help-text (seems to be waiting for bowser.sys). What is stty needed for on Windows?

The fix for this problem was to use the rock-solid Cygwin32 version of stty.exe instead (in fact I try to remove every trace of my old Msys tools).

@evilsocket evilsocket self-assigned this Jan 12, 2019
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i can't reproduce this, which terminal are you using?

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gvanem commented Jan 14, 2019

which terminal are you using?

You mean shell? I use JPsoftware's 4NT v5.00 (Unicode). I'm on Windows-10. Even 15 years later 4NT works fine on it.

But, ... drum-roll. The original problem of bowser.sys blocking Msys' programs has gone! Maybe the
large Window-Update (to version 1809, OS build 17763.253) had any effect after I rebooted 10 January?

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no idea, but definitely not a bettrcap's issue

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gvanem commented Jan 14, 2019

no idea, but definitely not a bettrcap's issue

I agree.

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