Re: [sleuthkit-users] Some hyperlinks to directories are missing on newer Sleuthkit/Autopsy

[Rose, J. L S. C. <Jer...@sa...>]

No, the directories can be opened by either using the previous =
version(s) or
by using the new version and typing them into the browse field. For this =
case
the NTFS image is for the "C:" partition. When I browse I can type in to =
the
form "winnt" below the C:\ and the files show up.

Jerry


-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Carrier [mailto:ca...@sl...]=20
Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 5:36 PM
To: Rose, Jerry L SAJ Contractor
Cc: sle...@li...
Subject: Re: [sleuthkit-users] Some hyperlinks to directories are =
missing on
newer Sleuthkit/Autopsy

Are the directories that are different deleted? Autopsy determines if it =

should provide a link based on the letter after the slash, which is why=20
it isn't showing you a link.  The question is why a "-" is being =
given...

brian




Rose, Jerry L SAJ Contractor wrote:
> I am using Sleuthkit version 2.06 and Autopsy version 2.08 on a Linux=20
> x86 box. The image file is NTFS. In Autopsy some of the directories =
are=20
> showing as "d/-" and there is no drill down hyperlink for them. But,=20
> when I run Sleuthkit version 2.03 and Autopsy version 2.06 on the same =

> system and analyze the same image file the older versions show the=20
> "missing" links as normal "d/d". What am I doing wrong?
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