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WARNING: I would be VERY VERY VERY CAREFUL if you use 'ejectjs.bat' !!!
I added code to show the verb that WOULD BE EXECUTED, and, actually,
all the verbs, and what I found was VERY DISTURBING:
ran ejectjs.bat i (drive i is my DVD burner w/a disc in it) wipe0a Verb Erase this disc @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ wipe0b count 11 wipe0c index 4 wipe1 Open AutoPlay... wipe2 wipe3 Acronis Recovery wipe4 wipe5 Format... wipe6 Eject wipe7 Erase this disc <== wipe8 Copy wipe9 Create shortcut wipe10 Properties wipe11 WARNING: something other than Eject !!!
My added code, below, placed before the statement "verb.DoIt();",
POSSIBLY(?) prevented it from running (ie: the last message):
if( verb.Name.replace("&","") != /Eject/ ) { WScript.Echo("WARNING: something other than Eject !!! "); WScript.Quit(3); }
NOTE: above EJECT s/b wrapped in single-quotes.
Needless to say, I will NOT ever be using this !!!
Fortunately, I used a mostly blank disc for this test.
Sure glad I did so, tho I have multiple backups anyway;
others may not be so fortunate. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
WARNING: I would be VERY VERY VERY CAREFUL if you use 'ejectjs.bat' !!!
I added code to show the verb that WOULD BE EXECUTED, and, actually,
all the verbs, and what I found was VERY DISTURBING:
ran ejectjs.bat i (drive i is my DVD burner w/a disc in it)
wipe0a Verb Erase this disc
@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
wipe0b count 11
wipe0c index 4
wipe1 Open AutoPlay...
wipe2
wipe3 Acronis Recovery
wipe4
wipe5 Format...
wipe6 Eject
wipe7 Erase this disc <==
wipe8 Copy
wipe9 Create shortcut
wipe10 Properties
wipe11
WARNING: something other than Eject !!!
My added code, below, placed before the statement "verb.DoIt();",
POSSIBLY(?) prevented it from running (ie: the last message):
if(
verb.Name.replace("&","") != /Eject/
) {
WScript.Echo("WARNING: something other than Eject !!! ");
WScript.Quit(3);
}
NOTE: above EJECT s/b wrapped in single-quotes.
Needless to say, I will NOT ever be using this !!!
Fortunately, I used a mostly blank disc for this test.
Sure glad I did so, tho I have multiple backups anyway;
others may not be so fortunate. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: