Generalising file paths and urls, see #10 (#422)

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@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ Description: Windows Package Manager tool
Author: Paul Sanders
Created: 2022-01-03
Commands:
- Command: winget.exe install --manifest manifest.yml
Description: 'Downloads a file from the web address specified in manifest.yml and executes it on the system. Local manifest setting must be enabled in winget for it to work: `winget settings --enable LocalManifestFiles`'
- Command: winget.exe install --manifest {PATH:.yml}
Description: 'Downloads a file from the web address specified in .yml file and executes it on the system. Local manifest setting must be enabled in winget for it to work: `winget settings --enable LocalManifestFiles`'
Usecase: Download and execute an arbitrary file from the internet
Category: Execute
Privileges: Local Administrator - required to enable local manifest setting
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Commands:
Tags:
- Execute: Remote
- Execute: EXE
- Command: winget.exe install --accept-package-agreements -s msstore [name or ID]
- Command: winget.exe install --accept-package-agreements -s msstore {name or ID}
Description: 'Download and install any software from the Microsoft Store using its name or Store ID, even if the Microsoft Store App itself is blocked on the machine. For example, use "Sysinternals Suite" or `9p7knl5rwt25` for obtaining ProcDump, PsExec via the Sysinternals Suite. Note: a Microsoft account is required for this.'
Usecase: Download and install software from Microsoft Store, even if Microsoft Store App is blocked
Category: Download