Alex
Alex
> > Would it be possible to detect a folder on a remote system? Than we could just integrate it into the existing get commands > > Well the current...
> just using the verbs "get" and "put" doesn't make it clear what you are getting or putting, so it's sorta confusing, and honestly, changing all that code to just...
> > I mean we are on SMB, imo its pretty clear what you are trying to achieve > > Well I disagree with that... we have numerous options to...
why the heck did i/it close it lol
> > Also imo "recursive" download should always the default for folders, but that's just my opinion, thoughts? > > Yeah that makes sense, but how many levels recursive? My...
Somehow also subfolders of the specified folder were not downloaded. E.g. here the folders "Machine" and "User" are missing 
> @NeffIsBack ugh I'm stupid, I literally just had two args switched. Pushing a commit now with that fix plus more debugging for the future. Happens 😄 gonna test next...
> > > My intuition would always be, that --get-folder would get the folder and all its contents. So i guess indefinitely (until the OS rejects files because of no...
There is still something weird going on:  1. It doesn't download all folders in the folder 2. I still have the path i specified in the folder structure
Looks like "2." is due to the specification of the path with forward slashes, but as impacket/nxc accepts it we should probably just escape/normalize them before creating the download path:...