I just tried
Bat to EXE Converter 1.5 on the avira.cmd script.
When I checked "Add decompiler" the generated avira.exe didn't have any heap problems with bash.
i don't know if it fully works. It downloaded the file with wget and so, but some of the other commands didn't get executed like they should (wrong path names).
I tested the converter and the avira.exe in wine on Linux.
Quote:
Linux ==> WINE (Windows compatibility layer for Linux/...) ==> avira.exe (compiled batch script) which probably will run cmd.exe of WINE for executing the batch file ==> running bash (cygwin binary: Linux API emulation layer providing substantial Linux API functionality)
I think the WINE ==> bash step doesn't work (when tried alone), and messes the pathnames up.
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