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I am desperately needing to run the linux recovery software foremost and preserve filenames and folder structure. As you might know the program renames the recovered files with a numerical value and then lists them within a list inside a file called audit.txt that it generates.

I found this ruby script in another question within this great community where someone is trying to achieve the exact same thing with foremost that I am. Someone replied to the question with an answer containing a ruby script with simple instructions to run it within the folder that contains the audit.txt file - I have tried this and nothing happens. I have tried while running foremost as well as after completed, and nothing happens. I simply get no terminal output when attempting to run the ruby script you see below.

File.read("audit.txt").scan(/-{4,}n(File: .*?n.*?)(?=-{4,})/m).flatten.map{|z| 

   f1=z.scan(/File: (.*?)n/).flatten[0];

   f2=z.scan(/[0-9]+:t(.*?) t/m).flatten;

   extension=File.extname(f1);



   [

    f1,

    f2.find{|q| File.extname(q)==extension}

   ]

}.each{|k,v| 

  extension=File.extname(k);

  dirname=extension.sub(".","")

  File.rename("#{dirname}/#{v}","#{dirname}/#{k}")

}

Does anyone else know how to use the program foremost and preserve filename and folder structure? It is very critical that I am able to do this as foremost seems to be the one and only recovery program that is capable recovering my files, and I have tried roughly 30+ different recovery programs between both Linux and Windblows.

linux scripting hard-disk data-recovery ruby

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I am desperately needing to run the linux recovery software foremost and preserve filenames and folder structure. As you might know the program renames the recovered files with a numerical value and then lists them within a list inside a file called audit.txt that it generates.

I found this ruby script in another question within this great community where someone is trying to achieve the exact same thing with foremost that I am. Someone replied to the question with an answer containing a ruby script with simple instructions to run it within the folder that contains the audit.txt file - I have tried this and nothing happens. I have tried while running foremost as well as after completed, and nothing happens. I simply get no terminal output when attempting to run the ruby script you see below.

File.read("audit.txt").scan(/-{4,}n(File: .*?n.*?)(?=-{4,})/m).flatten.map{|z| 

   f1=z.scan(/File: (.*?)n/).flatten[0];

   f2=z.scan(/[0-9]+:t(.*?) t/m).flatten;

   extension=File.extname(f1);



   [

    f1,

    f2.find{|q| File.extname(q)==extension}

   ]

}.each{|k,v| 

  extension=File.extname(k);

  dirname=extension.sub(".","")

  File.rename("#{dirname}/#{v}","#{dirname}/#{k}")

}

Does anyone else know how to use the program foremost and preserve filename and folder structure? It is very critical that I am able to do this as foremost seems to be the one and only recovery program that is capable recovering my files, and I have tried roughly 30+ different recovery programs between both Linux and Windblows.

linux scripting hard-disk data-recovery ruby

share|improve this question

asked 1 hour ago

AnonymousAnonymous

11477 bronze badges

add a comment | 

I am desperately needing to run the linux recovery software foremost and preserve filenames and folder structure. As you might know the program renames the recovered files with a numerical value and then lists them within a list inside a file called audit.txt that it generates.

I found this ruby script in another question within this great community where someone is trying to achieve the exact same thing with foremost that I am. Someone replied to the question with an answer containing a ruby script with simple instructions to run it within the folder that contains the audit.txt file - I have tried this and nothing happens. I have tried while running foremost as well as after completed, and nothing happens. I simply get no terminal output when attempting to run the ruby script you see below.

File.read("audit.txt").scan(/-{4,}n(File: .*?n.*?)(?=-{4,})/m).flatten.map{|z| 

   f1=z.scan(/File: (.*?)n/).flatten[0];

   f2=z.scan(/[0-9]+:t(.*?) t/m).flatten;

   extension=File.extname(f1);



   [

    f1,

    f2.find{|q| File.extname(q)==extension}

   ]

}.each{|k,v| 

  extension=File.extname(k);

  dirname=extension.sub(".","")

  File.rename("#{dirname}/#{v}","#{dirname}/#{k}")

}

Does anyone else know how to use the program foremost and preserve filename and folder structure? It is very critical that I am able to do this as foremost seems to be the one and only recovery program that is capable recovering my files, and I have tried roughly 30+ different recovery programs between both Linux and Windblows.

linux scripting hard-disk data-recovery ruby

share|improve this question

asked 1 hour ago

AnonymousAnonymous

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File.read("audit.txt").scan(/-{4,}n(File: .*?n.*?)(?=-{4,})/m).flatten.map{|z| 

   f1=z.scan(/File: (.*?)n/).flatten[0];

   f2=z.scan(/[0-9]+:t(.*?) t/m).flatten;

   extension=File.extname(f1);



   [

    f1,

    f2.find{|q| File.extname(q)==extension}

   ]

}.each{|k,v| 

  extension=File.extname(k);

  dirname=extension.sub(".","")

  File.rename("#{dirname}/#{v}","#{dirname}/#{k}")

}

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