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18 KiB
548 lines
18 KiB
/*++
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Copyright (c) 2000-2001 Microsoft Corporation
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Module Name:
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EmulateCreateProcess.cpp
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Abstract:
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This shim cleans up the StartupInfo data structure to prevent NT from
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access violating due to uninitialized members.
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It also performs a little cleanup of lpApplicationName and lpCommandLine
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Win9x uses short file names internally, so applications do not
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have any problem skipping the application name (first arg) on the command line;
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they typically skip to the first blank.
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History:
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11/22/1999 v-johnwh Created
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04/11/2000 a-chcoff Updated to quote lpCommandLine Properly.
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05/03/2000 robkenny Skip leading white space in lpApplicationName and lpCommandLine
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10/09/2000 robkenny Shim was placing quotes around lpCommandLine if it contained spaces,
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this is totally wrong. Since I could not find the app that required this,
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I removed it entirely from the shim.
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03/09/2001 robkenny Merged in CorrectCreateProcess16Bit
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03/15/2001 robkenny Converted to CString
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05/21/2001 pierreys Changes to DOS file handling to match 9X more precisely
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--*/
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#include "precomp.h"
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IMPLEMENT_SHIM_BEGIN(EmulateCreateProcess)
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#include "ShimHookMacro.h"
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APIHOOK_ENUM_BEGIN
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APIHOOK_ENUM_ENTRY(CreateProcessA)
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APIHOOK_ENUM_ENTRY(CreateProcessW)
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APIHOOK_ENUM_ENTRY(WinExec)
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APIHOOK_ENUM_END
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BOOL g_bShortenExeOnCommandLine = FALSE;
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/*++
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Clean parameters so we don't AV
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--*/
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BOOL
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APIHOOK(CreateProcessA)(
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LPCSTR lpApplicationName,
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LPSTR lpCommandLine,
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LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpProcessAttributes,
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LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpThreadAttributes,
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BOOL bInheritHandles,
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DWORD dwCreationFlags,
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LPVOID lpEnvironment,
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LPCSTR lpCurrentDirectory,
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LPSTARTUPINFOA lpStartupInfo,
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LPPROCESS_INFORMATION lpProcessInformation
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)
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{
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DPFN(
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eDbgLevelSpew,
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"[CreateProcessA] (%s) (%s)\n",
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(lpApplicationName ? lpApplicationName : "null"),
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(lpCommandLine ? lpCommandLine : "null"));
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BOOL bStat = FALSE;
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DWORD dwBinaryType;
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CSTRING_TRY
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{
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CString csOrigAppName(lpApplicationName);
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CString csOrigCommand(lpCommandLine);
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CString csAppName(csOrigAppName);
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CString csCommand(csOrigCommand);
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// Skip leading blanks.
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csAppName.TrimLeft();
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csCommand.TrimLeft();
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// Clean up lpStartupInfo
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if (lpStartupInfo)
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{
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if (lpStartupInfo->lpReserved ||
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lpStartupInfo->cbReserved2 ||
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lpStartupInfo->lpReserved2 ||
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lpStartupInfo->lpDesktop ||
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((lpStartupInfo->dwFlags & STARTF_USESTDHANDLES) == 0 &&
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(lpStartupInfo->hStdInput ||
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lpStartupInfo->hStdOutput ||
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lpStartupInfo->hStdError)))
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{
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LOGN(
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eDbgLevelError,
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"[CreateProcessA] Bad params. Sanitized.");
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}
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//
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// Make sure that the parameters that can cause an access violation are
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// set correctly
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//
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lpStartupInfo->lpReserved = NULL;
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lpStartupInfo->cbReserved2 = 0;
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lpStartupInfo->lpReserved2 = NULL;
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if ((lpStartupInfo->dwFlags & STARTF_USESTDHANDLES) == 0)
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{
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lpStartupInfo->hStdInput = NULL;
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lpStartupInfo->hStdOutput = NULL;
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lpStartupInfo->hStdError = NULL;
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}
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lpStartupInfo->lpDesktop = NULL;
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}
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AppAndCommandLine acl(csAppName, csCommand);
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// Win9X has a rather weird behavihor: if the app is non-Win32 (Non-Console
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// and non GUI), it will use CreateProcessNonWin32. This will first check
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// if it is for a batch file, and if so it will prepend "command /c" and
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// continue on. Then there is going to be some weird creation of a
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// REDIR32.EXE process, but that is just to make sure we have a new win32
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// context. It will then use ExecWin16Program. The biggest weirdness is in
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// its QuoteAppName call. This procedure make sure that if the appname has
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// a space and is in the cmdline, it gets quoted. The appname, in all cases,
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// is then discarded (it is expected that the first part of the command line
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// contains the app name). So if someone like in b#373980 passes ("command",
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// "setup", ... then 9X ends up dropping the command portion entirely since
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// it is not part of the commandline.
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// 16-bit process must have NULL lpAppName
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if (!csAppName.IsEmpty() &&
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GetBinaryTypeW(csAppName.Get(), &dwBinaryType) == TRUE)
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{
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switch (dwBinaryType)
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{
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case SCS_DOS_BINARY:
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// Implementing the process.c's QuoteAppName check.
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// If this function would return NULL, then only
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// the cmdline would be used. Otherwise the new
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// pszCmdFinal is used.
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// QuoteAppName
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// Look for white space in app name. If we find any then we have to
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// quote the app name portion of cmdline.
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//
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// LPSTR
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// KERNENTRY
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// QuoteAppName(
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// LPCSTR pszAppName,
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// LPCSTR pszCmdLine)
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// {
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// LPSTR pch;
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// LPSTR pszApp;
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// LPSTR pszCmdFinal = NULL;
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//
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// // Check that there is an app name, not already quoted in the cmd line.
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// if( pszAppName && pszCmdLine && (*pszCmdLine != '\"')) {
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// // search for white space
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// for( pszApp = (LPSTR)pszAppName; *pszApp > ' '; pszApp++) ;
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//
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// if( *pszApp) { // found white space
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// // make room for the original cmd line plus 2 '"' + 0 terminator
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// pch = pszCmdFinal = HeapAlloc( hheapKernel, 0,
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// CbSizeSz( pszCmdLine)+3);
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// if( pch) {
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// *pch++ = '\"'; // beginning dbl-quote
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// for( pszApp = (LPSTR)pszAppName;
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// *pszApp && *pszApp == *pszCmdLine;
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// pszCmdLine++)
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// *pch++ = *pszApp++;
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// if( !( *pszApp)) {
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// *pch++ = '\"'; // trailing dbl-quote
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// strcpy( pch, pszCmdLine);
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// } else {
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// // app name and cmd line did not match
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// HeapFree( hheapKernel, 0, pszCmdFinal);
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// pszCmdFinal = NULL;
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// }
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// }
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// }
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// }
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// return pszCmdFinal;
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//}
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if ( /* app name already checked to be non empty */ !csCommand.IsEmpty() && (csCommand.Get())[0]!='\"')
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{
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if (csAppName.Find(L' ')!=-1)
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{
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int iAppLength=csAppName.GetLength();
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if (csCommand.Find(csAppName)==0)
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{
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CString csCmdFinal=L"\"";
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csCmdFinal += csAppName;
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csCmdFinal += L"\"";
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csCmdFinal += csCommand.Mid(iAppLength);
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csCommand = csCmdFinal;
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LOGN( eDbgLevelSpew,
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"[CreateProcessA] Weird quoted case: cmdline %s converted to %S",
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lpCommandLine,
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csCommand.Get());
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}
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}
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}
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LOGN( eDbgLevelSpew,
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"[CreateProcessA] DOS file case: not using appname %s, just cmdline %s, converted to %S",
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lpApplicationName,
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lpCommandLine,
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csCommand.Get());
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csAppName.Empty();
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//
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// The old code in non-WOW case would do this.
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//
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if (g_bShortenExeOnCommandLine)
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{
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csCommand = acl.GetShortCommandLine();
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}
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break;
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case SCS_WOW_BINARY:
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//
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// This is the old code. Accoring to 9X, we should be doing
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// the same as DOS, but we obviously found an app that
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// needed this.
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//
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csCommand = csAppName;
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csCommand.GetShortPathNameW();
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csCommand += L' ';
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csCommand += acl.GetCommandlineNoAppName();
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csAppName.Empty();
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break;
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default:
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//
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// The old code in non-WOW case would do this.
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//
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if (g_bShortenExeOnCommandLine)
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{
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csCommand = acl.GetShortCommandLine();
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}
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break;
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}
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}
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else if (g_bShortenExeOnCommandLine)
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{
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csCommand = acl.GetShortCommandLine();
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}
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LPCSTR lpNewApplicationName = csAppName.GetAnsiNIE();
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LPSTR lpNewCommandLine = csCommand.GetAnsiNIE();
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// Log any changes
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if (csOrigAppName != csAppName)
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{
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LOGN(
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eDbgLevelError,
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"[CreateProcessA] Sanitized lpApplicationName (%s) to (%s)",
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lpApplicationName, lpNewApplicationName);
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}
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if (csOrigCommand != csCommand)
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{
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LOGN(
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eDbgLevelError,
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"[CreateProcessA] Sanitized lpCommandLine (%s) to (%s)",
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lpCommandLine, lpNewCommandLine);
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}
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bStat = ORIGINAL_API(CreateProcessA)(
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lpNewApplicationName,
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lpNewCommandLine,
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lpProcessAttributes,
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lpThreadAttributes,
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bInheritHandles,
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dwCreationFlags,
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lpEnvironment,
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lpCurrentDirectory,
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lpStartupInfo,
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lpProcessInformation);
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}
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CSTRING_CATCH
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{
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bStat = ORIGINAL_API(CreateProcessA)(
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lpApplicationName,
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lpCommandLine,
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lpProcessAttributes,
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lpThreadAttributes,
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bInheritHandles,
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dwCreationFlags,
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lpEnvironment,
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lpCurrentDirectory,
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lpStartupInfo,
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lpProcessInformation);
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}
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return bStat;
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}
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/*++
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Clean parameters so we don't AV
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--*/
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BOOL
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APIHOOK(CreateProcessW)(
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LPCWSTR lpApplicationName,
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LPWSTR lpCommandLine,
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LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpProcessAttributes,
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LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpThreadAttributes,
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BOOL bInheritHandles,
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DWORD dwCreationFlags,
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LPVOID lpEnvironment,
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LPCWSTR lpCurrentDirectory,
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LPSTARTUPINFOW lpStartupInfo,
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LPPROCESS_INFORMATION lpProcessInformation
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)
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{
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DPFN(
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eDbgLevelSpew,
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"[CreateProcessW] (%S) (%S)\n",
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(lpApplicationName ? lpApplicationName : L"null"),
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(lpCommandLine ? lpCommandLine : L"null"));
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BOOL bStat = FALSE;
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CSTRING_TRY
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{
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CString csAppName(lpApplicationName);
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CString csCommand(lpCommandLine);
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// Skip leading blanks.
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csAppName.TrimLeft();
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csCommand.TrimLeft();
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// Clean up lpStartupInfo
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if (lpStartupInfo)
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{
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if (lpStartupInfo->lpReserved ||
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lpStartupInfo->cbReserved2 ||
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lpStartupInfo->lpReserved2 ||
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lpStartupInfo->lpDesktop ||
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((lpStartupInfo->dwFlags & STARTF_USESTDHANDLES) == 0 &&
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(lpStartupInfo->hStdInput ||
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lpStartupInfo->hStdOutput ||
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lpStartupInfo->hStdError)))
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{
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LOGN(
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eDbgLevelError,
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"[CreateProcessW] Bad params. Sanitized.");
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}
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//
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// Make sure that the parameters that can cause an access violation are
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// set correctly
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//
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lpStartupInfo->lpReserved = NULL;
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lpStartupInfo->cbReserved2 = 0;
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lpStartupInfo->lpReserved2 = NULL;
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if ((lpStartupInfo->dwFlags & STARTF_USESTDHANDLES) == 0)
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{
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lpStartupInfo->hStdInput = NULL;
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lpStartupInfo->hStdOutput = NULL;
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lpStartupInfo->hStdError = NULL;
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}
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lpStartupInfo->lpDesktop = NULL;
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}
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AppAndCommandLine acl(csAppName, csCommand);
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// 16-bit process must have NULL lpAppName
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if (!csAppName.IsEmpty() && IsImage16BitW(csAppName.Get()))
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{
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csCommand = csAppName;
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csCommand.GetShortPathNameW();
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csCommand += L' ';
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csCommand += acl.GetCommandlineNoAppName();
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csAppName.Empty();
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}
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else if (g_bShortenExeOnCommandLine)
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{
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csCommand = acl.GetShortCommandLine();
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}
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LPCWSTR lpNewApplicationName = csAppName.GetNIE();
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LPWSTR lpNewCommandLine = (LPWSTR) csCommand.GetNIE(); // stupid api doesn't take const
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// Log any changes
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if (lpApplicationName && lpNewApplicationName && _wcsicmp(lpApplicationName, lpNewApplicationName) != 0)
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{
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LOGN(
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eDbgLevelError,
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"[CreateProcessW] Sanitized lpApplicationName (%S) to (%S)",
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lpApplicationName, lpNewApplicationName);
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}
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if (lpCommandLine && lpNewCommandLine && _wcsicmp(lpCommandLine, lpNewCommandLine) != 0)
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{
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LOGN(
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eDbgLevelError,
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"[CreateProcessW] Sanitized lpCommandLine (%S) to (%S)",
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lpCommandLine, lpNewCommandLine);
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}
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bStat = ORIGINAL_API(CreateProcessW)(
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lpNewApplicationName,
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lpNewCommandLine,
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lpProcessAttributes,
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lpThreadAttributes,
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bInheritHandles,
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dwCreationFlags,
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lpEnvironment,
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lpCurrentDirectory,
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lpStartupInfo,
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lpProcessInformation);
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}
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CSTRING_CATCH
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{
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bStat = ORIGINAL_API(CreateProcessW)(
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lpApplicationName,
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lpCommandLine,
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lpProcessAttributes,
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lpThreadAttributes,
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bInheritHandles,
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dwCreationFlags,
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lpEnvironment,
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lpCurrentDirectory,
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lpStartupInfo,
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lpProcessInformation);
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}
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return bStat;
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}
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/*++
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Clean up the command line
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--*/
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UINT
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APIHOOK(WinExec)(
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LPCSTR lpCommandLine, // command line
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UINT uCmdShow // window style
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)
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{
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CSTRING_TRY
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{
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CString csOrigCommand(lpCommandLine);
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CString csCommand(csOrigCommand);
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csCommand.TrimLeft();
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LPCSTR lpNewCommandLine = csCommand.GetAnsi();
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if (csOrigCommand != csCommand)
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{
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LOGN(
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eDbgLevelError,
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"[WinExec] Sanitized lpCommandLine (%s) (%s)",
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lpCommandLine, lpNewCommandLine);
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}
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return ORIGINAL_API(WinExec)(lpNewCommandLine, uCmdShow);
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}
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CSTRING_CATCH
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{
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return ORIGINAL_API(WinExec)(lpCommandLine, uCmdShow);
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}
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}
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/*++
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Create the appropriate g_PathCorrector
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--*/
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void
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ParseCommandLine(
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const char* commandLine
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)
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{
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//
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// Force the default values.
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//
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g_bShortenExeOnCommandLine = FALSE;
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CString csCL(commandLine);
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if (csCL.CompareNoCase(L"+ShortenExeOnCommandLine") == 0)
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{
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g_bShortenExeOnCommandLine = TRUE;
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}
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}
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BOOL
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NOTIFY_FUNCTION(
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DWORD fdwReason
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)
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{
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if (fdwReason == DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH)
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{
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ParseCommandLine(COMMAND_LINE);
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}
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return TRUE;
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}
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/*++
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Register hooked functions
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--*/
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HOOK_BEGIN
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CALL_NOTIFY_FUNCTION
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APIHOOK_ENTRY(KERNEL32.DLL, CreateProcessA)
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APIHOOK_ENTRY(KERNEL32.DLL, CreateProcessW)
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APIHOOK_ENTRY(KERNEL32.DLL, WinExec)
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HOOK_END
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IMPLEMENT_SHIM_END
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