Perhaps you used a bad example but you don't need to send two commands to
accomplish a directory outside of the web root. A simple "dir C:\" or
whatever would would fine.

I find it much easier to simply upload a .cmd file to the temp directory
that contains all the commands I want to run then I execute the file.

On Tue, 23 Oct 2001, Daniel Polombo wrote:

> Hello,
>
> as you all know, it's possible to exploit a number of IIS bugs to gain
> access to \winnt\system32\cmd.exe and execute arbitrary commands on the
> server. I've been trying to convince it to execute several commands on one
> line (as one would separate commands with a ';' under any decent shell), with
> limited success : on a number of NT/2k boxes, the syntax :
>
> command1 & command2 (eg, cd .. & dir)
>
> works fine. On some other boxes, though, it only returns 'The parameter is
> incorrect'.

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