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access mutiple words folder with metasploit

Hi,


I'm having a shell (android phone) and I want to access (with metasploit) to a folder called "System data". the directory located in DCIM.

I'm typing -   cd /sdcard/DCIM/System data/ and it not entering to the folder. In usual csaes when the folder is called with single word it works. 

what is the problem??
(Oct 26, 2017 08:48 AM)koopi Wrote:  Hi,


I'm having a shell (android phone) and I want to access (with metasploit) to a folder called "System data". the directory located in DCIM.

I'm typing -   cd /sdcard/DCIM/System data/ and it not entering to the folder. In usual csaes when the folder is called with single word it works. 

what is the problem??

 cd /sdcard/DCIM/System/data/

try that
put the path in quotes. spaces indicate the next argument if you dont.

also remember that unix is case sensitive.

(Oct 26, 2017 10:05 AM)CyberStrike Wrote:   cd /sdcard/DCIM/System/data/

try that

this wont work and is a completely different path.
humble rubyist in a world of pythonistas
Thanks guys!

I will try
I dunno I've used the slash before only resource I found is here https://forums.hak5[.]org/topic/38203-meterpreter-directory-browsing-bug/ maybe it changed a single quote would be simpler
Do
Code
cd /sdcard/DCIM/System\ data/

that should work. The backslash escapes the space...
of course like a goon I put in a / thank you for the correction guys
(Oct 26, 2017 10:39 AM)CyberStrike Wrote:  of course like a goon I put in a / thank you for the correction guys

Yeah only backslashes can be used to escape things, and you cant eliminate the character youre escaping either.
humble rubyist in a world of pythonistas


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