As a follow up on the Cntlm configuration post last week, here is a small batch file that will find Cntlm.exe (on x86 and x64 systems) then start it in verbose mode.
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| call :start %ProgramFiles% | |
| call :start %ProgramFiles(x86)% | |
| goto :end | |
| :start | |
| startlocal | |
| set cntlm="%*\Cntlm\Cntlm.exe" | |
| echo %cntlm% | |
| if exist %cntlm% start "Cntlm verbose" %cntlm% -v | |
| endlocal | |
| goto :end | |
| :end |
–jeroen
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