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modified script a bit and moved it

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Brian Carrier 2018-05-10 12:25:51 -04:00
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setupAutopsyConfigDirectory.sh → unix/launch_script_bootable.sh Normal file → Executable file
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@ -1,5 +1,20 @@
#!/bin/bash
# This script is to be used by the maintainers of bootable Linux systems so that
# Autopsy can launch and use an external USB device for user configuration. This
# will ensure that the user does not have to reconfigure Autopsy each time.
#
# The basic idea of the script is to let the user pick which external readwrite
# device to use, ensure that an Autopsy folder exists, and launch Autopsy so that
# it uses that folder for configuration.
#
# To use this script, maintainers should:
# - Update AUTOPSY_BIN to path where the autopsy script / folder are
AUTOPSY_BIN=/usr/share/autopsy-4.7.0/bin/autopsy
infoLog () {
echo "INFO: "$1
}
@ -8,9 +23,12 @@ errorLog () {
echo "ERROR: "$1
exit 1
}
Autopsybin=/usr/bin/autopsy4
[ -x "$Autopsybin" ] && infoLog "Autopsy found" || errorLog "Antopsy binaries not found exiting....."
# Verify we can find the script
[ -x "$AUTOPSY_BIN" ] && infoLog "Autopsy found" || errorLog "Autopsy binaries not found at $AUTOPSY_BIN. Exiting....."
# Create folders on external drive
createConfigDirectories () {
if [ ! -d "$1" ]; then
mkdir $1 && infoLog "$1 successfully created" || errorLog "error while creating $1"
@ -26,13 +44,22 @@ createConfigDirectories () {
fi
return 0
}
options_length=0
showAndReadOptions (){
# Display list of mounted devices, prompt user, and store
# results in global variables
showAndReadOptions () {
echo "Select a mounted disk to create config directory"
# Maintainers: Adjust these grep statements based on where your
# platform mounts media.
mnt=( $(mount | grep "media" | grep "rw" | awk '{print $3}') )
# Add option to user to not use mounted media
length=${#mnt[@]}
mnt[length]="No action"
mnt[length]="Do not store on mounted disk"
options_length=$(( $length + 1 ))
x=1
for word in "${mnt[@]}"
do
@ -41,11 +68,15 @@ showAndReadOptions (){
done
read option
}
# Show mounted drives and loop until it is valid
showAndReadOptions
if [ "$option" -lt "1" ] || [ "$option" -gt "$options_length" ]; then
infoLog "Please choose a valid option"
showAndReadOptions
fi
if [ "$option" != "$options_length" ]; then
index=$(( $option - 1 ))
echo "Autopsy configurations will be stored in" "${mnt[$index]}"". Are you sure? (y/n)"
@ -53,14 +84,16 @@ if [ "$option" != "$options_length" ]; then
if [ "$affirmation" == "y" ] || [ "$affirmation" == "Y" ]; then
[ -d "${mnt[$index]}" ] && selectedMount=${mnt[$index]} || errorLog "Mount point not found"
[ -w "$selectedMount" ] && autopsyConfigDir="${mnt[$index]}/AutopsyConfig" || errorLog "Mount point $selectedMount does not have write permission"
cacheDirectory="$autopsyConfigDir/cachedir"
# Make the directories on the media
userDirectory="$autopsyConfigDir/userdir"
configDirectory="$autopsyConfigDir/configdata"
createConfigDirectories $autopsyConfigDir $cacheDirectory $userDirectory $configDirectory
createConfigDirectories $autopsyConfigDir $userDirectory
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
sh $Autopsybin --userdir $userDirectory --cachedir $cacheDirectory -J-Djava.io.tmpdir=$configDirectory
sh $AUTOPSY_BIN --userdir $userDirectory
fi
fi
else
sh $Autopsybin
sh $AUTOPSY_BIN
fi