Description
I've been in a context where I need to exit a shell that has been spawned (let's say shell > pty > mysql), but not go back to platypus itself.
In this context, typing exit will quit the (platypus) interactive mode, yet not exit mysql.
Spawning a new pty (reset attempt) on this session will feed the "pty creation commands" to mysql instead of bash, making this session unusable / bricked.
It would be nice to have platypus exit command binded to something unused, like platyquit, exitplatypus or even goback.
Or maybe add an easy way to rename platypus commands in confirguration, like
cmdalias:
exit: platyquit
list: ls

Thanks so much for this awesome tool/C2, it's 🔥 ! 💟
Description
I've been in a context where I need to exit a shell that has been spawned (let's say shell > pty > mysql), but not go back to platypus itself.
In this context, typing exit will quit the (platypus) interactive mode, yet not exit mysql.
Spawning a new pty (reset attempt) on this session will feed the "pty creation commands" to mysql instead of bash, making this session unusable / bricked.
It would be nice to have platypus
exitcommand binded to something unused, likeplatyquit,exitplatypusor evengoback.Or maybe add an easy way to rename platypus commands in confirguration, like
Thanks so much for this awesome tool/C2, it's 🔥 ! 💟