Basic Mission 7

[Defience]

Well, ya..... only one is supposed to work in there and it pertains to the hint.

[Denverchaos]

I have no idea what i'm doing here... hahaha I figured out how to run multiple commands on one line... but... do you have to have multiple UNIX commands... or is the year a command.
Also does the year have to come first?

[MentalCaliber]

Everything you put in the program is a command (at least, anything that works). When you enter the date, you are commanding it to show you that date. The program only accepts dates (or lines that have dates with them). <--(That was a hint).

[Denverchaos]

I figured it out... Ridiculous i was using the wrong symbol to run different commands on the same line...

[Defience]

Everything you put in the program is a command (at least, anything that works). When you enter the date, you are commanding it to show you that date. The program only accepts dates (or lines that have dates with them). <--(That was a hint).

True, however, the part that you list as a hint isn't necessarily the case. Entering a date is not needed if the right commands are used.

[MentalCaliber]

Ah, okay, well, I've always done it with a date in it. Learn something new everyday. I'll have to play around with it some later to see if I can get it without the date.

[jgreen45]

You don't need to enter a date into the command box, the command you need to use needs to run at the same time as the cal command. Just think about how javascript injections can execute more than one command at a time. (I hope that isn't a spoiler)

[thebrokenbox]

Wow, I think this may have been the toughest one yet. It wasn't actually all that hard I just had to figure out which order to put the commands in. If you have done the javascript injection level then you should remember a certain symbol to use to get passed this one too.

[Mr_Grimm]

Sweet, got it - and I only read the second of hints, woo~!

Not sure how to hint without giving things away, but just keep in mind everything everyone has said so far.

First, of course, make sure you know what UNIX is, or at least some UNIX commands, since that's what the calender thing runs off of. And don't forget that the calender itself is unrelated - but that doesn't mean the script is.

[him7403]

forget about the calendar..
read what it says..
it says "the password is saved in a file"
then come to the calendar part why and how it works..
i think this should be a help and hope this is not a spoiler as its my first post