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Remote forensics meta tool

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Automake OpenVPN Input Issue

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commented

I am attempting to input the OpenVPN settings and am running into an issue. [REDACTED] is a valid IP of my OpenVPN server. Any thoughts on what's going on or how to correct it?

`Please choose option number:

  1. compact - minimal size, less tools and drivers.
  2. normal - includes most common forensic tools, drivers, etc.
  3. maximal - includes maximum of forensic tools and frameworks.
    Your choice (1|2|3): 3
    If you are going to deal with badly unmounted filesystems, software RAID or LVM, it is recommended to apply kernel write-blocker patch for extra care of the evidence. However, please note that it may take 3-4 hours to rebuild the kernel on a single core CPU.
    Would you like to build and use kernel with write-blocker? [Y/n]: n
    scripts/welcome.sh: line 96: ${choice^}: bad substitution
    To use bitscout remotely you will need a VPN server.
    Please enter your designated VPN server protocol (udp/tcp), host and port. You can change it later.
    Examples:
    udp://127.0.0.1:2222
    tcp://myvpnserver:8080
    Your input: udp://[REDACTED]:443
    scripts/welcome.sh: line 109: mapfile: command not found
    Invalid input data format. Please try again..
    To use bitscout remotely you will need a VPN server.
    Please enter your designated VPN server protocol (udp/tcp), host and port. You can change it later.
    Examples:
    udp://127.0.0.1:2222
    tcp://myvpnserver:8080
    Your input:`
commented

Hi!
Make sure you are trying the latest code version. There is no mapfile command in scripts/welcome.sh at line 109. mapfile comes as a standard command provided by bash and is used in scripts/welcome.sh at line 123.
Please confirm if you are trying the latest version.

commented

Interesting. I downloaded the ZIP on file from the product page just yesterday. I'll try to clone instead.

commented

I cloned it from scratch in terminal and executed automake.sh again. Same result. It just occurred to me that maybe I need to do this in Linux and not MacOS. Could that be the issue?

commented

Oh, absolutely. Recommended is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. You may even use LiveCD and build an ISO on a VM booted from LiveCD. See project wiki on Github too.

commented

Ok great to know. Might be something to add to readme for repo for others. ;)