Windows shell admin error

[Inokenty90]

with admin privileges

without

Error from gsudo when interrupt program with Ctrl+c

[kingToolbox]

Exit Code 0xC000013A means that gsudo has been terminated by ctrl+c. From the picture, it should be the ctrl+c that caused the gsudo to exit. And I think gsudo did not handle ctrl+c correctly.

I just released a new version 2.0.0_Prerelease_1, which also contains the updated gsudo v0.7.3, please download and see if the same problem still exists, thank you.

[Inokenty90]

same error

[Inokenty90]

gerardog/gsudo#53 strange but in issue said that in 0.7.2 this error already fixed

[kingToolbox]

Yes, I have seen that issue, so one possibility is that it has not been fixed completely.

When I tried to reproduce your problem, I found only pressing ctrl+c at the beginning of the session may cause gsudo to be stopped. I guess it is because the powershell process has not started yet. Once I saw the command prompt, I can no longer stop it by pressing ctrl+c. I have tried several environments with such results. So maybe this question should be submitted to gsudo. Unfortunately, I am afraid there is nothing I can do.

[Inokenty90]

Tried to reproduce gsudo error without WindTerm and failed. Tried to start powershell from cmd, cmd from powershell, start cmd from Task Manager.

[kingToolbox]

Thank you for your hard work. Although not reproducing the problem elsewhere does not mean that it is only related to WindTerm, but this month I will continue to analyze this problem. Whether it can be resolved or not, I will tell you.

[Inokenty90]

Repeated error on virtual machine with windows 10x64. Need to disable UAC and login as built-in Administrator account.

[kingToolbox]

When I saw "repeated", I was optimistic. Such problems can usually be solved well. I will create a vm as you said and try it.

I read the introduction of gsudo, it should be allowed to run under such preset conditions, but I don't know what role gsudo can play in this way, because its purpose is to run commands with elevated permission.

[Error996]

Fix in gsudo v1.0.2 Latest

Fixed 'gsudo cache' auto-elevation on PowerShell when path has spaces.
Fixed Cache auto not working with sudo alias or msys (#98)
gsudo failing in PowerShell with ExecutionPolicy=Restricted. (#101)
Fixed Ctrl-C Handling on de-elevation (#103)

[gerardog]

Hi. Let me know if this issue persists. BTW, latest gsudo is v1.2 😊

[kingToolbox]

@Error996 @gerardog
The gsudo currently used is v1.0.2, and will be upgraded to the 1.2.0 version soon. So this bug should be fixed, but I don't have an environment to test it.

[kingToolbox]

@Error996 @gerardog
I am happy to inform you that WindTerm_2.4.0_Prerelease_2 has been released and gsudo 1.2.0 has been packaged. Please download and check it, thank you.