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```bash
Available commands:
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! help reguse svcdelete
#shell hostname rm svcenum
cat ifconfig rmdir svcshow
cd info serviceadd svcstart
config ipconfig servicecreate svcstop
download ls servicedel taskadd
enumdisk mget servicedelete taskcreate
enuminfo mkdir servicerun taskdel
enuminterfaces plugincmd services taskdelete
enumlogons portfwd servicesenum taskenum
enumservices put serviceshow taskexec
enumshares pwd servicestart taskrm
enumsys regcheck servicestop taskrun
enumtasks regcreate set tasksenum
enumtime regdel shares taskshow
enumtransport regquery showservice tasksshow
exit regset showtask upload
fwrules regstart svcadd use
get regstop svccreate who
! hostname rmdir svcshow
#shell ifconfig run svcstart
cat info serviceadd svcstop
cd ipconfig servicecreate taskadd
config ls servicedel taskcreate
download mget servicedelete taskdel
enumdisk mkdir servicerun taskdelete
enuminfo plugincmd services taskenum
enuminterfaces portfwd servicesenum taskexec
enumlogons put serviceshow taskrm
enumservices pwd servicestart taskrun
enumshares regcheck servicestop tasksenum
enumsys regcreate set taskshow
enumtasks regdel shares tasksshow
enumtime regquery showservice upload
enumtransport regset showtask use
exit regstart svcadd who
fwrules regstop svccreate
get reguse svcdelete
help rm svcenum
Type help <command> or <command> -h for more information on a specific command
```
### Command Chaining
Slinger has two ways to execute a sequence of commands.
- Run a command chain through the CLI:
run -c "cmd1;cmd2;cmd3"
- Run a series of commands from a script file, one command per line
cmd1
cmd2
cmd3
```bash
run -h
usage: slinger run [-h] (-c CMD_CHAIN | -f FILE)
Run a slinger script or command sequence
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c CMD_CHAIN, --cmd_chain CMD_CHAIN
Specify a command sequence to run
-f FILE, --file FILE Specify a script file to run
Example Usage: run -c|-f [script]
```
## Plugins
**none at this time**
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