How to get OP on a Minecraft Server

Ever wanted OP?
Well, now's your chance.

Requirements:
1) Trust from the server owner (To get him to download)

How-To:
Step 1) Make a new .txt file

Step 2) Copy and paste this code into the .txt file:


Step 3) Replace 'YourUsername' with your Minecraft username

Step 4) Click File > Save As > Server Manager.bat

Step 5 {OPTIONAL}) Google batch2exe and download it to turn the .bat file into a .exe file that way they can't view the code.

Is the server owner Smart or Dumb?:
Smart:
This is where Step 5 comes in handy. Just hand the .exe file to the 'Smart server Owner' and make sure you tell him to put it in the same directory as his server files. (The Directory where he has op.txt) Afterwards, when he tells you he just gets 'Manager Error! Update now!' then just tell him to reload or restart the server and you have OP.
Dumb:
Now if the server owner is EXTREMELY I mean EXTREMELY dumb then just send him it in a .bat file. Tell him to put it in his same directory as his server files and to run it. Afterwards, when he tells you he just gets 'Manager Error! Update now!' then just tell him to reload or restart the server and you have OP.

Because there is a user named @EcHo, when you copy and paste make sure it's (AT)echo off in one line.


edit: Spider fixed it.

Cool, good job.

An interesting method, perhaps people can write on this forum the story they used to get the Owner to put the folder in? Otherwise it would be pretty suspicious haha.

Bleh, batch. Java / VB GUIs are nice and make little programs like these more believable.

Or, if you have really pro skills, you can access the server's FTP. You can do much more than just /op yourself if you did that though.

Here's another interesting concept lol.

edit: So what if you don't need (@)echo off... YOLO SWAG420 BLAZE IT

very interesting to try. . . .