gerardog/gsudo

Sudo for Windows

gsudo's Issues

TimeOutException is thrown when the current user is not admin

When the current user is not admin, the UAC popup allows to specify a different user/password for elevation. Even thou the elevated instance is created corrected as other user, the elevated and non-elevated gsudo instances are unable to connect, and TimeOutException is thrown.

Help wanted: Could you Review/Audit or PenTest `gsudo` source code?

I've already heard opinions like: "I can not use this on the enterpise." or "This other sudo is just a few lines RunAs script that I can audit myself." (Sure, but building a feature-rich sudo takes far more lines than that.) and the next one probably will be: "I won't run as administrator something from a nobody on the internet."

This is a trust problem. And I cannot create trust by myself.

The only way that I can think of gaining trust in a free open-source project made in spare-time is by incremental contributions from the community. What if anyone could get involved and deposit a small unit of trust?

So, I thought: Well lets create a place where anyone who has read the code can pass a message to the next one.

Contributions should contain:

• A description of your expertise area, or relevant certifications if any: (for example, Information Technology Student, Senior C++/C# Windows Security Analyst, Developer, Certified PenTest/CISA, etc.) (All contributions are worthy)
• What kind of audit/review have you done, for example:
  • I've read all the code and I couldn't find any intentional backdoor or unintentional security hole.
  • I've analyzed the code and the security measures of X seems appropriate.
  • As certified "x" I can certify that...
• Commit ID and timestamp of the audited code (master branch only!)

If a review or audit finds issues, the best path forward would be to create an issue with the findings so we can first triage each one and create proposals appropriate issues for each matter.

The scope of the Audit is just those parts of gsudo that are distributed on each release. (tree link). (i.e. build scripts/unit tests are not distributed nor used by end-users, so IMHO I see no point auditing that.)

Thank you very, very much.

Feature: Improve PowerShell elevation syntax with a wrapper function script

For context: when writing this, gsudo is invoked as any other console .EXE app from PowerShell. This means the parsing/quote escaping is not ideal and this rules must be followed.

Looking forward to implement an `invoke-gsudo' function for PowerShell and I would like to hear opinions from people with more PowerShell experience than me.

• This function would be a wrapper of gsudo.exe that would make it feel more PowerShell native.

• The function name: What would be the best name for it? I bet people would throw me stones if It doesnt respect the verb-noun form. Ideally it should NOT be the same as in PowerShell/PowerShell#11343 which is hard to know since that one isn't defined yet either. (reason: to avoid all flows to break when that one is released). From now on I would just say invoke-gsudo as an alias for to be defined function name. Also, maybe it would be better to leave any alias definitions to the end user.

• The deployment model: I think I figured out this one: By creating a Invoke-gsudo.ps1 file in the PATH (e.g. gsudo folder) would be enough. The function should be deployed by the 3 installers (scoop/choco/manual .ps1)

• Input command parsing: Ideally one would just prepend invoke-gsudo without special quoting rules, but is that doable? Best way to get variable substitution? Would the PS-Remoting model work for gsudo?
  For example, this difference is unwanted: (related #38)

   PS> echo "abc def"
   abc def
   PS> gsudo echo "abc def"
   abc
   def
  

• Output result marshalling: Since marshaling is impossible to avoid, this could be like: The elevated instance serializes the result instead of .ToString() it, stream (StdIn/Out) and non-elevated deserialize.

Reason I wrote this is here is because I prefer to gather feedback very early on. I don't want to invest time just to learn (after releasing) that I reinvented a wheel already available for free, in any of these areas.

gsudo staying open after using in Windows Terminal

Title says it all - after closing Windows Terminal it's still showing as a running process on Windows 10.

Running gsudo from mapped drive

Have script utilizing gsudo.exe saved on my network storage, mapped as a drive Z: Starting script from Z:, script working successfully but gsido failed with following message:

gsudo --raw --debug netsh interface ipv4 set address "UGHGH" static 10.12.15.3 255.255.255.224 10.12.15.1
Debug: IsWindowsApp("C:\WINDOWS\system32\netsh.EXE") = False ("C:\WINDOWS\system32\netsh.EXE")
Debug: Application to run: C:\WINDOWS\system32\netsh.EXE
Debug: Arguments: interface ipv4 set address "UGHGH" static 10.12.15.3 255.255.255.224 10.12.15.1
Debug: Using Console mode Raw
Debug: Caller ProcessId is 2188
Debug: Connected via Named Pipe gsudo_S-1-5-21-2888163432-2796349975-2356466950-1001_2188.
Debug: ElevationRequest length 631
Server Error: System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (0x80004005): The directory name is invalid
   at System.Diagnostics.Process.StartWithCreateProcess(ProcessStartInfo startInfo)
   at gsudo.Helpers.ProcessFactory.StartInProcessRedirected(String fileName, String arguments, String startFolder)
   at gsudo.ProcessHosts.PipedProcessHost.<Start>d__3.MoveNext()
Warning: Connection from server lost.

Is it because of elevated users 'Administrator' profile does not have mapped such drive? Is there any workaround for such situations, or could there be a specific errromessage and related exitcode for this case?

Feature: Improve elevation of WSL commands

It works in PowerShell, but when used in bash, it opens a new shell not on bash anymore. See:

Bad command prompt on Windows 8.1

On Windows 8.1 The elevated prompt shows:

C:\Users\Gerardo←[1;31;40m# ←[0;37;40m

instead of:

C:\Users\Gerardo# 

... which can be fixed with gsudo config Prompt "$p# "
but should work out of the box.

Can command history be accessed?

After typing gsudo and getting a
C:\#
prompt, pressing the up arrow key or the F7 key doesn’t appear to do anything. I’ve tried working around it, by typing gsudo cmd /k but no luck. Any ideas?

PowerShell Core 7.0.0-rc2 loads with profile.

When launching gsudo from powershell core v7.0.0-rc2 it launches with profile.

See my profile here: https://github.com/casz/dotfiles/blob/master/powershell/profile.ps1

Of course I could remove my "Modules Loaded" message 🤔 But it seems that it also adds two new lines in pwsh rather than just one newline.

Unhandled Exception after CTRL+C

Dear all,

if you press CTRL+C during a loop command like "ping foo -t" I get the following error:
Unhandled Exception: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

thanks a lot
Daniel

Binaries in Chocolatey Package 0.6.0 are not signed

Subj
Not necessarily a problem, but tickles my perfectionist sense.

Problem with TAB key and Unicode characters

I tried the gsudo thing, but it's a pretty awful experience. Any sort of TAB completion seems to break, and Unicode (non-ASCII) characters don't seem to display. I'm guessing it's some sort of process that redirects input and output, and does a terrible job at it. I think the solution with a separate window works better.

Originally posted by @MikeChristensen in microsoft/terminal#632 (comment)

`Can't connect to socket` using gsudo with Google Drive FS

Using latest gsudo and Google Drive FS both installed via chocolatey packages and each time I type "sudo ..." there are warnings mentioned on attached screenshot.

gsudo v0.7.0
google-drive-file-stream v38.0.16.0

error starting batch file

As the title says, with the just released 0.5.2 version i got this error when i try to start a batch file as admin:

Server Error:System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (0x80004005): Unable to find specified file
   in System.Diagnostics.Process.StartWithCreateProcess(ProcessStartInfo startInfo)
   in gsudo.Helpers.ProcessFactory.StartInProcessAtached(String filename, String arguments)
   in gsudo.ProcessHosts.AttachedConsoleHost.<Start>d__0.MoveNext()
Info: Elevated process exited with code 999

gsudo Tee hangs when used to save files from Vim

I'm trying to reproduce the trick of saving files using sudo from a non-root vim using gsudo. However, gsudo hangs.

Here's the steps:

1. Open a protected file (that requires elevation to be writeen) with a non-elevated vim.exe or gvim.exe
2. Change the file
3. Execute the command in vim: :w !gsudo tee %

Expected result: file should be save with chagnes

Actual result: command hangs

Notes

• you'll also need to have tee installed (either cygwin, msys, etc).
• I've tried using only :w !tee % (for non protected file). It works fine, which indicates that the issue is indeed on gsudo

Here's some reference on how this trick works on unix/linux: https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/Su-write

Cannot call the function defined in profile

Function defined in Global Profile(C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\profile.ps1):

Function TestUserFunc
{
    echo 'Function defined in Global Profile'
}

Call user function with sudo will rasie ObjectNotFound(shown in figure 1):

An error occurs when I attempt to execute "gsudo regedit"

(I set an alias for gsudo.)

Error: System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (0x80004005): The operation completed successfully
   at gsudo.Helpers.ProcessFactory.CreateProcessAsUserWithFlags(String lpApplicationName, String args, CreateProcessFlags dwCreationFlags, PROCESS_INFORMATION& pInfo)
   at gsudo.ProcessRenderers.TokenSwitchRenderer..ctor(Connection connection, ElevationRequest elevationRequest)
   at gsudo.Commands.RunCommand.GetRenderer(Connection connection, ElevationRequest elevationRequest)
   at gsudo.Commands.RunCommand.<RunUsingElevatedService>d__9.MoveNext()
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
   at System.Runtime.ExceptionServices.ExceptionDispatchInfo.Throw()
   at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task)
   at gsudo.Commands.RunCommand.<Execute>d__5.MoveNext()
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
   at System.Runtime.ExceptionServices.ExceptionDispatchInfo.Throw()
   at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task)
   at gsudo.Program.<Start>d__1.MoveNext()

Single executable

Maybe it would be nice to have a single executable with dependencies statically linked. It might be around 50-60mb but I don't think that is an issue for the users. Just as additional distribution. Thanks!

Can it support SSH/non-GUI logins?

AFAIK, gsudo relies on the UAC graphical prompt. Is this a limitation of Windows or is there a way of working around this?

My shop has a few windows boxes and we would like to automate some procedures using ssh that we currently need to login via RDP to do. Today we need to Right-Click and run Powershell as Admin, but it would be great if we could just do ssh user@mybox elevate "C:/scripts/do-admin-stuff.ps1"

CHOCOLATEY PACKAGE: (feature request) Don't add gsudo to the path and delete the gsudo.exe.ignore file

There's no need to add gsudo to the path in the Chocolatey package. If you delete the gsudo.exe.ignore a shim will be created in Chocolatey's bin folder which is already on the path. You can also remove the instruction to refreshenv as the environment won't need to change and gsudo will work instantly.

There should be a way to allow de-escalation of privelages

I think there should be a way for de-escalation as an additional feature

gsudo not found after install

I ran choco install gsudo and refreshenv from an elevated powershell and even reopened the powershell. Installation went fine but when I type gsudo in an unelevated prompt:

gsudo : Die Benennung "gsudo" wurde nicht als Name eines Cmdlet, einer Funktion, einer Skriptdatei oder eines
ausführbaren Programms erkannt. Überprüfen Sie die Schreibweise des Namens, oder ob der Pfad korrekt ist (sofern
enthalten), und wiederholen Sie den Vorgang.
In Zeile:1 Zeichen:1

• gsudo

•  + CategoryInfo          : ObjectNotFound: (gsudo:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
   + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException
  

(which translate to not found).

Running gsudo from an elevated prompt:

Error: Already running as the specified user/permission-level (and no command specified). Exiting...

Of course I cannot install gsudo from an unprivileged ps.

Sign gsudo with a Code-Signing certificate, so the UAC pop-up doesn't show 'Unknown Publisher'

You can get a code signing cert for 25 euros #1

See https://en.sklep.certum.pl/data-safety/code-signing-certificates/open-source-code-signing-1022.html
per https://github.com/gerardog/gsudo/blob/master/backlog.md#other-not-so-likely-ideas

Spend 500 USD in a code-signing certificate so I can sign the builds. I need to setup an https web site for gsudo or myself first as a prerequisit to get the certificate.

RunAsUser

If my normal account isn't an admin can I pass administrator credentials (username/password) to use?

I see some mention of this in backlod.md but I'm not sure it's implemented yet?

Error opening compmgmt.msc from cmd

Hi! Nice work!

I have the error when launching compmgmt.msc from cmd.exe with gsudo v0.7.
In powershell all is ok.

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.18363.720]
(c) Корпорация Майкрософт (Microsoft Corporation), 2019. Все права защищены.

C:\Users\***>sudo compmgmt.msc
Error: System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (0x80004005): Операция успешно завершена
   в gsudo.Helpers.ProcessFactory.CreateProcessAsUserWithFlags(String lpApplicationName, String args, CreateProcessFlags dwCreationFlags, PROCESS_INFORMATION& pInfo)
   в gsudo.ProcessRenderers.TokenSwitchRenderer..ctor(Connection connection, ElevationRequest elevationRequest)
   в gsudo.Commands.RunCommand.<RunUsingSingleUseElevation>d__7.MoveNext()
--- Конец трассировка стека из предыдущего расположения, где возникло исключение ---
   в System.Runtime.ExceptionServices.ExceptionDispatchInfo.Throw()
   в System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task)
   в gsudo.Commands.RunCommand.<Execute>d__5.MoveNext()
--- Конец трассировка стека из предыдущего расположения, где возникло исключение ---
   в System.Runtime.ExceptionServices.ExceptionDispatchInfo.Throw()
   в System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task)
   в gsudo.Program.<Start>d__1.MoveNext()

Feature Request: sudo !! (sudo bang bang) for CMD

To be fair, this is not my top priority but a nice-to-have. Upvote if you would like to see this feature implemented sooner.

from: https://stackoverflow.com/a/15137462/97471

The bang bang (!!) command is a shortcut to repeat the previous command you entered in your terminal. This command is very useful when you forget that you need admin rights to make a certain action, and lets you repeat it with super-user rights just by typing

sudo !!

instead of typing arrow-up, scrolling to the beginning of the line, adding sudo and hitting enter (imagine scrolling through those loooong apt-get commands). So many seconds gained! Yay!

There are many other bang-commands such as !x, !?x, !!:p and !!*. This blog post lists them and explains what they are for.

Run as TrustedInstaller

Is it possible to add an option to run as TrustedInstaller?

Problem with Chocolatey Install in v0.6.0.2

After upgrading to v0.6.0.2, gsudo stopped working with this error message:

Cannot find file at '..\lib\gsudo\tools\gsudo.exe' (C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\lib\gsudo\tools\gsudo.exe). This usually indicates a missing or moved file.

The gsudo.exe executable is in the chocolatey\lib\gsudo\bin folder but not chocolatey\lib\gsudo\tools folder. I copied the executable to tools folder as a workaround and it appears to be functional now.

gsudo --vt seems to have problems with character encoding

First up, great work Gerardo. Superb, in fact. Now, on to the issue at hand:

As you can see, gsudo without conpty is fine. But with --vt for conpty, the extended unicode characters are getting corrupted/munged somehow. I don't think this is an issue with conpty since WT itself uses conpty in general, and unicode works fine (obviously.)

Let me know if you need any more information. I'm using Fira Code as a font.

`gsudo chocolatey upgrade gsudo` ends up breaking gsudo command

Looks like the install script kills gsudo, that runs it. 😂
Workaround is to remove C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\bin\gsudo.exe (which is a link) and to reinstall gsudo from a regular elevated console.

Unable to connect to the elevated service

On my laptop the gsudo fails every time I use it either in Windows Terminal or in Powershell. I'm using Windows 1909 currently. On my desktop computer with Windows 10 2004 it works fine. Here's the error messages I get with --debug option.

Debug: IsWindowsApp(""C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe"") = False ("C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe") Debug: Command to run: "C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" -NoLogo Debug: Using Console mode TokenSwitch Debug: Caller PID: 3664 Debug: Caller SID: S-1-5-21-2868004287-1937137488-1281371712-1002 Debug: Elevating process: C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\lib\gsudo\bin\gsudo.exe --debug gsudoservice 3664 S-1-5-21-2868004287-1937137488-1281371712-1002 All 00:05:00 Debug: Elevated instance started. Error: Unable to connect to the elevated service.

and gsudo service error:
Info: Service started Debug: Service will shutdown if idle for 00:05:00 Error: System.Security.Principal.IdentityNotMappedException: Joidenkin tai kaikkien tunnisteviittauksien muuntaminen epäonnistui. kohteessa System.Security.Principal.NTAccount.Translate(IdentityReferenceCollection sourceAccounts, Type targetType, Boolean forceSuccess) kohteessa System.Security.Principal.NTAccount.Translate(Type targetType) kohteessa System.Security.AccessControl.CommonObjectSecurity.ModifyAccess(AccessControlModification modification, AccessRule rule, Boolean& modified) kohteessa System.Security.AccessControl.CommonObjectSecurity.AddAccessRule(AccessRule rule) kohteessa gsudo.Rpc.NamedPipeServer.<Listen>d__16.MoveNext() --- Pinon jäljityksen loppu aiemmasta sijainnista, jossa palautettiin poikkeus --- kohteessa System.Runtime.ExceptionServices.ExceptionDispatchInfo.Throw() kohteessa System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task) kohteessa gsudo.Commands.ServiceCommand.<Execute>d__19.MoveNext() --- Pinon jäljityksen loppu aiemmasta sijainnista, jossa palautettiin poikkeus --- kohteessa System.Runtime.ExceptionServices.ExceptionDispatchInfo.Throw() kohteessa System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task) kohteessa gsudo.Program.<Start>d__1.MoveNext()

Sorry for the Finnish localization. I can translate them if needed.

Discussion: How can we make gsudo as secure as possible?

It's in everybody interest to make gsudo as secure as possible. The current Windows security model makes almost impossible to make a risk-less sudo for Windows. Otherwise, Microsoft would have already made one.

Therefore, using gsudo has inherent risks, and my vision is that it should expose as few attack vectors or risks as possible, document each risk, and provide a way to disable every feature that results in new risks/attack vectors.

As a start, I created issue #19 requesting help from the community willing to review / audit gsudo source or perform a PenTest. Let's use this thread instead to discuss more general security-hardening related ideas. Such as feedback on what are the gsudo weak points and/or proposals on how to be more secure.

Get involved please! Thanks!

gsudo change theme settings

Hi
is there any way do not change color and background of console when using gsudo?

Incorrect quoted string parsing

The space character within the quotes seems to be tranformed into a newline character.
Using ver 0.7.0 installed from chocolatey

➜  ~ echo "ABC DEF"
ABC DEF
➜  ~ sudo echo "ABC DEF"
ABC
DEF

gsudo stays waiting without -w option when launching Windows 'App Execution Aliases'

Launching gsudo.exe wt.exe should launch windows terminal and close gsudo. Unfortunately gsudo stays open (Windows 10).

Handle started application exitcode

Often utilizing gsudo app parameters through the batch script. Need to distinguish STDERR and exitcode of app from STDERR and exitcode of gsudo but did not find any way to do this. Is it possible at all?

sudo-alias doesn't work

When typing in the 'sudo' alias, I get an error:

❯ sudo
Cannot find file at '..\lib\sudo\bin\sudo.cmd' (C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\lib\sudo\bin\sudo.cmd). This usually indicates a missing or moved file.

Install was done using choco install gsudo.
Initially I had another sudo-package installed. I removed both sudo and gsudo and re-installed gsudo, but I get the same result.

Can't run `gsudo`, installed from chocolatey

Steps to reproduce:

1. run shell as administrator
2. cinst gsudo
3. gsudo
4. open non-elevated shell
5. gsudo

Observed behaviour:

At step 3 I see a message that the shell is already elevated. At step 5 I see a message that gsudo is not recognized as a program.

Expected behaviour:

I can run a program with elevated privileges at step 5.

My thoughts

I have two users: one has administrator privileges, the other one doesn't. It appears that gsudo sets the PATH for the administrator user but not the system PATH (I looked at environment variables as the first and as the second user). Thus, the ordinary user can't access gsudo.

I guess, it should be possible to modify system PATH instead of the user local one?

how to remove gsudo

windows 10 powershell

Feature: Improve elevation of Bash commands

firstly I wanted to use dd under windows 10, since it's not possible under wsl2 environment
Discovered Git Bash for windows has dd tool, already had Git Bash installed, great then added it to Windows Terminal.
But could only git to run correctly if I started Terminal shell with "run as administrator", otherwise permission denied.
Found Gsudo, was impressed and went to use it with dd with the following
$ gsudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdc bs=1M count=10
/usr/bin/dd: failed to open '/Device/Null': No such file or directory
Info: Process exited with code 1

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. :-)
Cheers, Dennis

btw, sudo bash & then dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdc bs=1M count=10, works also

After enabling cache: "Unable to connect to the elevated service."

I installed gsudo 0.7 with chocolatey. Testing it, everything works fine. But after I set Cache to Auto, I get Error: Unable to connect to the elevated service. on every invocation. Restarting the computer did not help. Powershell or cmd makes no difference.

After clearing the registry key, I tried gsudo cache on, this does not result in the error, but it also doesn’t work, any request afterwards results in a new UAC prompt. Auto or Explicit doesn’t make a difference.

Windows 10 V2004 Build 19041.264 (VM, German)
Windows 10 V1909 Build 18363.836 (German, English language pack)

gsudo hangs when run from Windows Terminal started with wt alias

I'm trying out gsudo and from cmd, pwsh or Windows Terminal shortcut it works as expected.

However when starting Windows terminal by the wt alias gsudo will "hang" and never shows the elevation prompt.

Further details:

• Windows 10 2004
• Windows Terminal 1.0.1401.0 (Store version)
• gsudo 0.7 and 0.5 ?? [ https://ci.appveyor.com/project/gerardog/gsudo/builds/33404236/artifacts ]

Make gsudo installable through winget

Microsoft has released their own package installer for Windows called winget. gsudo should also be added to their package list here.

I would add it myself, but there isn't an executable installer that I can link to, which is needed if you make the manifest using the WinGetYamlGenerator tool.

sudo !! (bang bang) for PowerShell

The just released 0.7.1 doesn’t support !! for PS. At face value, this seems like it should be pretty straight forward using Get-History, but I don’t have much experience with PS and even less with using PS from C#. I would like to look into it, but was wondering if you tried and encountered any showstoppers' or problems that might make this moot or extremely complicated.

Issue: language changes to english after gsudo

Issue Description

When i run gsudo my terminal changes language to english

Steps to Reproduce

1. In powershell: run gsudo and accept uac, terminal now in english
2. In cmd even running gsudo -v is enough, accepting or declining uac also changes a language

Screenshots

Context:

• Windows version: 20H2
• gsudo version: v0.7.2

crashpad error

running gsudo 0.7.0 installed via chocolatey under Windows 10 shows the following error:

[41808:53392:20200525,083449.588:ERROR crash_report_database_win.cc:569] 
CreateDirectory : The system cannot find the path specified. (3)
Could not initialize crash reporting DB
Can not init crashpad with status: CRASHPAD_DB_INIT_ERROR

Also reported on crashpad's bugtracker : https://bugs.chromium.org/p/crashpad/issues/detail?id=343

chocolatey package let's no vendor the bin

I suggest the chocolatey package download the zip from GitHub?

"L" key targets active gsudo window during runtime

Hey, when using gsudo the "L" key (lower case L to be exact) becomes unresponsive and instead targets the active gsudo instance.
This is especially troublesome, when trying to spawn a powershell or running chocolatey.

Repro:
1.1) Open Windows Search or the Run Dialog
1.2) Type in for example sudo powershell
1.3) Select the command invoke (only applicable for Windows Search)
1.4) A gsudo window with powershell running will now open
1.5) Select another window or collapse the gsudo window
1.6) Press only the "L"-Key (Note: Shift + L doesn't trigger the problem)
1.7) The key doesn't produce an output and instead pulls focus to the gsudo instance
1.8) Close the gsudo instance
1.9) L-key now works as intended again.

It seems to have something to do with running these applications embeded within gsudo, as when the -n parameter to spawn a new window is passed the "L" key works as intended.

Windows 10 version 2004
Gsudo Version 0.7.2 (Installed via chocolatey)

Issue: Self-Elevation Breaks if Path Contains Spaces

Issue Description

Self-elevation fails if the path to gsudo contains spaces.

gsudo/src/gsudo/Commands/ConfigCommand.cs

Lines 62 to 67 in 3088ef6

	Logger.Instance.Log($"Global system settings requires elevation. Elevating...", LogLevel.Info);
	return new RunCommand()
	{
	CommandToRun = new string[]
	{ ProcessHelper.GetOwnExeName(), "--global", "config", key, reset ? "--reset" : $"\"{unescapedValue}\""}
	}.Execute();

Steps to Reproduce

# Powershell
cd "Folder With Spaces"
.\gsudo.exe config CacheMode --global Auto

Screenshots

Debug: IsWindowsApp(""C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe"") = False ("C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe")
Debug: Command to run: "C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" -NoLogo -NoProfile -Command C:\Users\<user>\Downloads\New folder\gsudo.exe --global config CacheMode "Auto"
Debug: Using Console mode TokenSwitch
Debug: Caller PID: 25640
Debug: Found Named Pipe "ProtectedPrefix\Administrators\gsudo_A109FA9081085ECF1E3FBB4E96EC020F20DAE79D1544FD8A6877F87CF7588E3B".
Debug: Connected via Named Pipe ProtectedPrefix\Administrators\gsudo_A109FA9081085ECF1E3FBB4E96EC020F20DAE79D1544FD8A6877F87CF7588E3B.
Debug: CreateProcessAsUser: "C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" -NoLogo -NoProfile -Command C:\Users\<user>\Downloads\New folder\gsudo.exe --global config CacheMode "Auto"
Debug: ElevationRequest length 943
Debug: Process token successfully substituted.
C:\Users\<user>\Downloads\New : The term 'C:\Users\<user>\Downloads\New' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet,
function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the
path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ C:\Users\<user>\Downloads\New folder\gsudo.exe --global config CacheM ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : ObjectNotFound: (C:\Users\<user>\Downloads\New:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException

Context:

• Windows version: Windows 10 (2004)
• gsudo version: gsudo v0.7.2

Issue: Minor typo in README

Spotted a small typo in the Known Issues section.

• Under some circunstances the sudo alias can misbehave while the gsudo command works well.

circunstances circumstances