Sikuli

Running via batch file showing passwords

Asked by Huko K on 2018-07-19

Good morning - Is there any way to disable/hide the command prompt windows that shows what the script is doing? My concern is that it shows the log of what it's doing including passwords!

I'm using version 1.1.2

Here's the batch file I'm using (Win 7 user)

\\nas1\remote$\Programs\scripts\siqulix\runsikulix.cmd -r,u "\\nas1\remote$\Programs\scripts\siqulix\scripts\UnknownClient.sikuli"

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I've tried the following within the script:

Settings.ActionLogs=0
Settings.InfoLogs=0
OpsPassword = input("Please enter your OPS password", hidden = True)

It still shows it in the cmd prompt windows.
Thanks again for this amazing software (I'm still very very new to it)

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2018-07-19
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2018-07-21
Roman Podolyan (podolyan-roman) said : #1

I think you may try redirecting STDout to nul, as described here:
https://serverfault.com/questions/132963/windows-redirect-stdout-and-stderror-to-nothing

That is run the script as
\nas1\remote$\Programs\scripts\siqulix\runsikulix.cmd -r,u "\\nas1\remote$\Programs\scripts\siqulix\scripts\UnknownClient.sikuli" > nul 2>&1

RaiMan (raimund-hocke) said : #2

I checked with the latest 1.1.3:
A script simply containing this line:

OpsPassword = input("Please enter your OPS password", hidden = True)

does not print the entered password when run from commandline (even not in the IDE and even not with debug level set to 3).

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