Prank Your Friends with The Say Command – Hack Mac

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In this screencast, we’re going to learn how to connect to our friend’s computer remotely, turn up his volume, and then make the computer talk to him, all by using the Terminal utility, which comes with every copy of the Mac OS.

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March 25, 2019 / osx / Comments Off on Prank Your Friends with The Say Command – Hack Mac

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What would be really funny, SSH to your Mac, use osascript to turn the volume all the way up on your Mac (set volume 6) and then 'say' something to someone at home, like your wife or kids!!! Like I might say: 'Hello? This is the crazy and possesed Mac speaking to you. Do what I say or I will start saying knock knock jokes.'
I'm not sure if this would work through SSH, but I guess it would. BTW, whats the highest interger for setting the volume all the way up?

as long as you have an account with shell acess (remote login turned on too) then you can do this. It worked with the osascript tip and now with say. Very useful. Remind those students they should not be eating in the lab, or something.

LOL

I've been trying to build a little app based on say, but I'm just a web guy:
http://www.robotradio.net/

Yeah, I've done this to people. Yes, it's hilarious.

Kinda reminds me of a Classic extension called Radiation. Allowed you to create standard dialog boxes on any computer on the network. The default was great: 'The radiation shield on your Macintosh has failed. Please step back 5 feet.'

Very cool! I also like the fact that they put in a man page for it so we didn't have to fumble around for usage hints.
On a side note, I really appreciate all of the Panther 'hidden gems' that I find here.

This sounds like an exceptionally bad idea to me. A malicious user could just type in a quote, followed by &&, followed by any malicious command, and then another quote to match the one at the end. You REALLY don't want to give arbitrary users permission to execute shell commands on your system.

Since what ever the user types is in quotes, what could the user type that would do anything other than speak the text.
Example: I tried to enter: hello ' && open /Applications/Calculator.app
and nothing happened. Please, if I'm wrong and someone CAN do something malicious, please correct me.

A bit funnier...
<code>
<?
$selected=';
switch($_POST['QUI']){
case 'Agnes' : $selected[1] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Albert' : $selected[2] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Bad News' : $selected[3] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Bahh' : $selected[4] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Bells' : $selected[5] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Boing' : $selected[6] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Bruce' : $selected[7] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Bubbles' : $selected[8] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Cellos' : $selected[9] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Deranged' : $selected[10] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Fred' : $selected[11] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Hysterical' : $selected[12] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Junior' : $selected[13] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Kathy' : $selected[14] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Pipe Organ' : $selected[15] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Princess' : $selected[16] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Ralph' : $selected[17] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Trinoids' : $selected[18] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Vicky' : $selected[19] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Victoria' : $selected[20] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Whisper' : $selected[21] ='SELECTED';break;
case 'Zarvox' : $selected[22] ='SELECTED';break;
}
?>
<html><body>
<form method='post'>
<select name='QUI'>
<option <? echo $selected[1]?>>Agnes</option>
<option <? echo $selected[2]?>>Albert</option>
<option <? echo $selected[3]?>>Bad News</option>
<option <? echo $selected[4]?>>Bahh</option>
<option <? echo $selected[5]?>>Bells</option>
<option <? echo $selected[6]?>>Boing</option>
<option <? echo $selected[7]?>>Bruce</option>
<option <? echo $selected[8]?>>Bubbles</option>
<option <? echo $selected[9]?>>Cellos</option>
<option <? echo $selected[10]?>>Deranged</option>
<option <? echo $selected[11]?>>Fred</option>
<option <? echo $selected[12]?>>Hysterical</option>
<option <? echo $selected[13]?>>Junior</option>
<option <? echo $selected[14]?>>Kathy</option>
<option <? echo $selected[15]?>>Pipe Organ</option>
<option <? echo $selected[16]?>>Princess</option>
<option <? echo $selected[17]?>>Ralph</option>
<option <? echo $selected[18]?>>Trinoids</option>
<option <? echo $selected[19]?>>Vicki</option>
<option <? echo $selected[20]?>>Victoria</option>
<option <? echo $selected[21]?>>Whisper</option>
<option <? echo $selected[22]?>>Zarvox</option>
</select>
Say: <textarea name='text'><? echo $_POST['text']?></textarea>
<input type='submit'>
</form>
</body>
</html>
<?php
if (isset($_POST['text'])) {
exec('say -v '.$_POST['QUI'].' '.$_POST['text'].'');
}
?>
</code>
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Take care,
Drake

I added some security, and timestamped logging, in case you miss the performance. (Make sure the Unix permissions on the log directory are appropriate!) I am a php newbie ;) Now time for bed!
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In /dev/null, no one can hear you scream

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Can you think of why I am only able to hear speech through my cmd line and Salling Clicker but not when I use your script via php?
I am positive my php5 setup is running and working as I utilize if wit my server mail script on my site.
Thanks,
~thecolor

it seems to be working now. Unsure why as I've not changed any of my settings. :)
Thanks

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More fun:

say 94870342956230954792347592037452345

Gives you new insights what to do once you've made your first million dollars. :-)

Bye,
christian

At least in Leopard, use commas:

say 94,870,342,956,230,954,792,347,592,037,452,345

This command lives in Jaguar also. I've been using this command to freak out people on the Macs I can ssh into for over a year now.
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Where is it in Jaguar? I've searched my whole system and can't find it anywhere. Yes I do have the BSD subsystem installed and I'm running 10.2.6.

I only know of it existing in Jaguar with the 'osascript' command -- which executes AppleScript's 'say,' not the shell's say (try saying that five times quickly!)
-rob.

Nevermind, I forgot I had made my own 'say' command using osascript.
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anyone notice that if you do the command: say 'x', or say 'mac x' or say 'this is an example of saying x' that the voice will pronounce x as ecks, but if you type: say 'mac os x' or 'os x' then it will pronounce x as 'ten'? I know, this is how its supposed to be said, I was just tickled by this detail.

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If you look at 'man say', you'll see the -o option to send spoken data to an aiff file and a -f option to read the contents of a text file.
In the directory /Users/myusername/Documents, I created a plan-text file called myfile.txt. Here's what happened:
say 'Hello' SUCCESS
say -v Vicki 'Hello' SUCCESS
but ALL of these failed with a return code of -1:
say -v Vicki -o mysound.aiff -f myfile.txt
say -f myfile.txt
say -v Vicki -f myfile.txt
say -v Vicki -o 'mysound.aiff' -f 'myfile.txt'
Does anyone see what I've done wrong or has anyone succeeded with the -o or -f options and what did it take to get there?
Any help will be appreciated.

Sounds play but I also get this error:
## Component Manager: attempting to find symbols in a component alias of type (regR/carP/x!bt)
Any clue of what it is?

I'm curious if anyone is familure with a way to pipe this command through to the visiting clients speakers or preferably the beep speaker. Obviously the voice does not need a serious subwoofer... and the beep speaker is always active.
It works great on my end... but I'd like to pass 'say' sounds to users visiting as well. I've not located any such question on the forum yet (and a difficult one to tailor in Google. ;)
Thanks

Here's a fun one. :)
say Super cala fraj ee listick ex pee al a doashus