Re: [sleuthkit-users] (no subject)

[Angus M. <an...@n-...>]

OK - so the user running autopsy doesn't have write permission for the directory you set as the evidence locker, hence autopsy isn't starting.


On 6 Dec 2011, at 17:50, Gerald Miller wrote:

> Everyone... thanks for quick reply.
>  
> I'm running FireFox with no FW.
>  
> I get this error message when I try to execute autopsy.
>  
> " Can't open log: autopsy.log at /usr/share/autopsy/lib/Print.pm line 383"
>  
> When I go into the perl script at line 383 this is what I see:
>  
> " Open AUTOLOG,">>$::LOCKDIR|$lname" " outside quotes are mine
>  
> As you can see I teach IST, mostly Cisco. We are trying to setup some forensics classes using open source software. We are a small community college and can't afford the commercial software. I'm not a programmer so I'm lost. Again, thanks for your reply. I'll keep trying. Jerry
>  
> Gerald C. Miller
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