Re: [sleuthkit-users] Trouble Loading Autopsy 2.20 on top of Sleuthkit3.0.0

[<vin...@ya...>]

Hi Brian,
Sorry I was not more clear. Yes I am running in Windows but I am using cygwin.  I tried again following your instructions and it worked this time.  I guess I did not understand the first time.
Thanks,
Vincent 




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From: Brian Carrier <ca...@sl...>
To: vin...@ya...
Cc: "Grundy, Barry J. (HQ-WIM51)" <BG...@na...>; sleuthkit-users users <sle...@li...>
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2008 4:26:53 PM
Subject: Re: [sleuthkit-users] Trouble Loading Autopsy 2.20 on top of Sleuthkit3.0.0


On Oct 24, 2008, at 5:12 PM, vin...@ya... wrote:

> Hi Barry,
> Yes I did.
>
> I tried them both but I assumed that the win 32 was the one I  
> should use but I wanted to give the other one a chance.  But maybe  
> I did something wrong.

Hi Vincent,

I'm a little confused about the setup.  Sounds like you are on  
Windows, right? Are you also using Cygwin?  If you want to use  
Autopsy on Windows, you need to do everything through Cygwin. That  
means that you need to do the 'make' and 'make install' from within  
Cygwin so that it installs in '/usr/local/...'.  Next, you need to  
run Autopsy from within Cygwin. You will have problems if you try to  
run it from the Windows command prompt.

You do not  need the sleuthkit-win32-XXXX.zip package.  That is only  
if you do not want to use the Cygwin approach.

If the above does not work, then can you send the output from running:
  % ls -l /usr/local/bin

On the difference on URL, I should change the docs.  The "cookie"  
value is no longer used by default for localhost connections.

thanks,
brian



>
> I will tell you that I retried the win32 version but added the  
> files that were missing from the bin directory.  They were  
> srch_strings, mactime or sorter into the bin directory actually I  
> diff the 2.10 to the 2.20 and everything that was in the 2.10 that  
> was not in the 2.20 I added.
>
> It worked after I added the: $FILE_EXE = '/usr/bin'; to the conf.pl  
> file which was a kind of bug in the 2.10 version.
> Could it be a build issue for the sleuthkit-win32-3.0.0 version?  
> By that I mean that these files were accidently left out?
>
> BTW I tried to do this but it is wrong in the documentation but  
> when you do the ./autopsy it tells you to use http://localhost:9999/ 
> autopsy
> To use Autopsy:
> 1. Ensure that the evidence locker directory has been created and  
> start
> Autopsy.
>    # ./autopsy
> Copy and Paste the URL into an HTML browser on the local system.  It
> will look something like:
>    http://localhost:9999/290263284571318993/autopsy
>
> I am going to demo Autopsy this coming week.  I am an (old) grad  
> student studying Information Security but my background is HW and  
> SW backend and front end testing.  Since I do not know the code I  
> was trying to put it out there to help.
>
> Thanks,
> Vincent
>
>
> From: "Grundy, Barry J. (HQ-WIM51)" <BG...@na...>
> To: vin...@ya...
> Cc: sleuthkit-users users <sle...@li...>
> Sent: Friday, October 24, 2008 3:48:35 PM
> Subject: RE: [sleuthkit-users] Trouble Loading Autopsy 2.20 on top  
> of Sleuthkit3.0.0
>
> Vincent,
>
> This is the part that gets me...
>
> > For sleuthkit-3.0.0.tar.gz
> > There is no bin directory but instead sleuthkit/tools which is  
> broken
> > down into sub directories.
>
> Did you do ./configure && make && make install on the sleuthkit  
> sources
> before trying to install autopsy?  You need to build TSK first.
>
> Barry
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