The operator "concatenate" is not defined

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(imported topic written by d.limanov)

Hi everyone,

I need to create manual proxy entry for current user’s Firefox profile. In order to do so, I need to determine the actual profile folder, as it’s has a dynamic name of xxxx.default. In order to get this name, I need to parse a file called “profile.ini” in %appdata%\mozilla\firefox of currently logged in user. I am using this syntax:

q:
following texts
of
firsts
"/"

of
lines
whose
(
it

contains

“Path=Profiles/”
)
of
file (value
"APPDATA"

of
key
"Volatile Environment"

of
current user key (logged on user)
of
registry
&

“\Mozilla\Firefox\profiles.ini”
)

E:
The operator “concatenate” is not defined.

For some reason I am getting the above error, not sure why because I could swear I had this working before, I even have a saved text file with the code and result:

q: following texts of firsts “/” of lines whose (it contains “Path=Profiles/”) of file (value “APPDATA” of key “Volatile Environment” of current user key (logged on user) of registry & “\Mozilla\Firefox\profiles.ini” )

A: sqb3eibv.default

T: 1.006 ms

Does anyone know why this concatenation error occurs or what it means? This is a first step of my process, and I’m kind of dead in the water here.

Thanks!

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(imported comment written by jeremylam)

Hello,

If you run Fixlet Debugger in the “Single Clause” mode, it returns a much better error message:

"the operator ‘&’ is not defined for the types ’ & "

I think you would add an “as string” operator to the registry key value object, so that you are concatenating two strings:

… (value “APPDATA” of key “Volatile Environment” of current user key (logged on user) of registry
as string
& “\Mozilla\Firefox\profiles.ini”)

Good luck!

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Hi Everyone,

I need to create an analysis to get TLS version status. I am using below relevance to create property.

(if size of it = 0 then “System Default” else elements of it) of (set of ((if exists value “Enabled” whose (it as integer = 0) of it then “Disabled” else (if exists (value “DisabledByDefault” of it) whose (it as integer = 1) then “DisabledByDefault” else (if exists (value “Enabled” of it) whose (it as integer = 1) then “Enabled” else “System Default”))) of it) of keys ((“HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders\SCHANNEL\Protocols\TLS 1.0\Server”)) of registry)

For some reason I am getting below error, not sure why because I didn’t know relevance Language.

Error: The operator “registry” is not defined.

any help is appreciated.

Thank you

Rana Pratap Rai

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I dont see any issue with your relevance but from your error msg it look you are trying to run it on Non-Windows machines.

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Relevance is fine for Windows endpoints, but needs a trap for non-windows.

if (windows of operating system) then ((if size of it = 0 then "System Default" else elements of it) of (set of ((if exists value "Enabled" whose (it as integer = 0) of it then "Disabled" else (if exists (value "DisabledByDefault" of it) whose (it as integer = 1) then "DisabledByDefault" else (if exists (value "Enabled" of it) whose (it as integer = 1) then "Enabled" else "System Default"))) of it) of keys (("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders\SCHANNEL\Protocols\TLS 1.0\Server")) of registry)) else ("Non-Windows system")
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