@ipavlov Hello from Pentoo (Gentoo) Linux and thank you for the great news. Please publish the source code at github. Community will help to create cross-platform source, patch and report. Maintainers of each Linux distro will create binaries for each Linux distribution. In a Linux world, users NOT suppose to download binaries from upstream. They should use a Linux package manager to install and upgrade all software
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ah, ok. Good to know. Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing the code, I have tested the test version and managed to compile. As expected, it no longer supports EwfFormat. On a side note, the current requirment to use libewf-20140608 seems strange. That version might not support the latest EnCase or might have some bugs (just a speculation). I'm sure you would need to migrate at some point, and I dont see any point in supporting an old one. It would allow to get rid of uncessary "#IF"
well, that's not perfect but it will do for now. I fully understand the frastration with libewf since they change the API way to oftern and it is simply not repliable for production usage.
Ok, so guymager does not "runs with its own EWF functions, and libewf is no longer used" as you mentioned initially. It basically needs an outdated libewf. I'm a developer of Pentoo (Gentoo) Linux and I'm porting your tool. Our goal is to use as less bundled/static libraries as possible so that the system would be "cleaner". You will probably agree that the current recommened method (to compile it locally and link statically) is not the best approach. We do have few versions of libewf including the...
this is confusing. I simple compile guymager.pro and it finds a system libewf, creates makefile with "LIBS = $(SUBLIBS) -L/usr/lib64/qt4 -lz -ldl /usr/lib/libguytools.a /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libewf.a" So later the build fails due to API change. I can see a call of local include "libewf.h" but there is no such local file. Could you point out where I can find it? P.S. You should also realease a proper source file (.tar.gz) not the .deb or .rpm.
migrate to the latest libewf