sudo apt-get install libtre5 libtre-dev
download and extract the scalpel source from http://www.digitalforensicssolutions.com/Scalpel/
usual tar -xzf , ./configure make / make install....
Now go throught scalpel.conf and edit out files formates you are likely to encounter. By default they are all commented out.
Also remember that you have to have your scalpel.conf file in the present working directory when executing scalpel or use the command 'scalpel -c /path/to/scalpel.conf/'
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Thursday, 30 August 2012
Tuesday, 28 August 2012
Automount hard drives and partitions on startup for Linux Mint Mate Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install pysdm
Run as root from the command line
Click on the partitions you want to mount at startup, click assistant button and make sure that the check box 'file system is mounted at boot time', is selected.
Important! If your drives are named by the UUID, they will be renamed by the partition number. i.e /media/0546188641348786 may become /media/sda3 . This is guaranteed to break any previous references to files and folders stored in music playlists or other programs that previously used the uuid paths. You will have to go back and quickly edit these files to the correct path
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Run as root from the command line
Click on the partitions you want to mount at startup, click assistant button and make sure that the check box 'file system is mounted at boot time', is selected.
Important! If your drives are named by the UUID, they will be renamed by the partition number. i.e /media/0546188641348786 may become /media/sda3 . This is guaranteed to break any previous references to files and folders stored in music playlists or other programs that previously used the uuid paths. You will have to go back and quickly edit these files to the correct path
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Monday, 27 August 2012
Gimp 2.8 Auto Export No Prompt Save Fix [solved]
I was happy to get the new gimp 2.8 as it had the promised one window feature, yay!
But soon, I noticed that they have stuffed up on another important feature, saving... One step forward, one step backwards.
Saving now saves a image as a XCF file, which is has a serious ability to interrupts ones workflow. Unfortunately Gimps designers have no clue what most people use Gimp for, I will break it down:
Unfortunately in Gimp 2.8 they make you do it more like this:
Alot of people are completely pissed about this 'feature' and would like to a workaround. Of course there is nothing in settings to help you but someone named Akkana Peck has come to save us with a cool script to help.
https://github.com/akkana/gimp-plugins/blob/master/save-export-clean.py
Applying the script is easy, just navigate do the following commands in the terminal:
cd ~/.gimp-2.8/plug-ins/
wget https://raw.github.com/akkana/gimp-plugins/master/save-export-clean.py
chmod +x save-export-clean.py
Restart gimp and now you will be greeted with a Save/Export Clean button in the File menu, yay.
Now remap the keyboard shortcut CTRL+S to this button in the preferences and everything will be golden! It is found in Edit > Preferences > Interface > Configure Shortcuts. Search for 'save' and look under Plug-ins.
Thanks Akkana you are awesome!
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But soon, I noticed that they have stuffed up on another important feature, saving... One step forward, one step backwards.
Saving now saves a image as a XCF file, which is has a serious ability to interrupts ones workflow. Unfortunately Gimps designers have no clue what most people use Gimp for, I will break it down:
- Take a photo with the camera as a JPG
- Edit the photos with Gimp
- Overwrite-save the photo back as a JPG <<<<---- Important!
- Close Gimp on to other things
- Take a photo with the camera as a JPG
- Edit the photos with Gimp
- Export the photo back as a JPG
- Be bombarded with several options on how to save the image...
- Close Gimp and still be reminded that you have not saved the image as a XCF FFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!1
Alot of people are completely pissed about this 'feature' and would like to a workaround. Of course there is nothing in settings to help you but someone named Akkana Peck has come to save us with a cool script to help.
https://github.com/akkana/gimp-plugins/blob/master/save-export-clean.py
Applying the script is easy, just navigate do the following commands in the terminal:
cd ~/.gimp-2.8/plug-ins/
wget https://raw.github.com/akkana/gimp-plugins/master/save-export-clean.py
chmod +x save-export-clean.py
Restart gimp and now you will be greeted with a Save/Export Clean button in the File menu, yay.
Now remap the keyboard shortcut CTRL+S to this button in the preferences and everything will be golden! It is found in Edit > Preferences > Interface > Configure Shortcuts. Search for 'save' and look under Plug-ins.
Thanks Akkana you are awesome!
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Sunday, 26 August 2012
Adding custom location in places on Linux Mate Mint Caja
Basically you need to put a custom location place in caja (Places Shortcut), like Downloads, Pictures....
This works for the caja file manager and translates to file manager dialogues like 'save as' in Firefox, pluma, whatever.
The this example, I am going to create a places shortcut for home/user/Downloads
Open caja and make sure that the places sidebar is visible. Navigate to the subfolder that you need to create the places shortcut for, i.e home/user/
Here is the simple trick, it is done graphically, by dragging and dropping the folder of choice into the places sidebar BELOW the line at the bottom of the default places that came with the system. So drag Downloads across and MAKE SURE that the folder is not being redirected into another partition or the trash. Below that line.
Done
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This works for the caja file manager and translates to file manager dialogues like 'save as' in Firefox, pluma, whatever.
The this example, I am going to create a places shortcut for home/user/Downloads
Open caja and make sure that the places sidebar is visible. Navigate to the subfolder that you need to create the places shortcut for, i.e home/user/
Here is the simple trick, it is done graphically, by dragging and dropping the folder of choice into the places sidebar BELOW the line at the bottom of the default places that came with the system. So drag Downloads across and MAKE SURE that the folder is not being redirected into another partition or the trash. Below that line.
Done
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Sunday, 19 August 2012
Linux Mate Mint, Firefox Open Download Folder launches Nautilus
Where: Firefox in Linux Mint Mate
Problem: Nautilus is invloked instead of Caja
How: Right clicking a downloaded file from the downloads dialog and selecting 'Open Containing Folder' Triggers it.
Solution: in mate menu look for preferred application under preferences menu
If the drop down box is blank, reselect mate file manager.
These solutions below did not work or might of helped? Source
in about:config
create two bolean strings and set both to TRUE
network.protocol-handler.expose.file
network.protocol-handler.external.file
Create a string and add 'caja' to this
network.protocol-handler.app.file
~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
add line
inode/directory=caja-folder-handler.desktop;
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Problem: Nautilus is invloked instead of Caja
How: Right clicking a downloaded file from the downloads dialog and selecting 'Open Containing Folder' Triggers it.
Solution: in mate menu look for preferred application under preferences menu
If the drop down box is blank, reselect mate file manager.
These solutions below did not work or might of helped? Source
in about:config
create two bolean strings and set both to TRUE
network.protocol-handler.expose.file
network.protocol-handler.external.file
Create a string and add 'caja' to this
network.protocol-handler.app.file
~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
add line
inode/directory=caja-folder-handler.desktop;
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