I guess I'm facing the same (or a similar) issue as this guy. Whatever I feed into KVRT as custom folders, they're completely ignored. I've tried to run the commands suggested in the other post but they're not available in my webspace. (A 'uname -a' simply returns "Linux <FQDN> 4.18.0-477.13.1.lve.el7h.x86_64 #1 SMP Thu Jun 1 16:49:27 UTC 2023 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux" and the ISP is not disclosing which distribution they're using...)
First of all, I had to install the tool as a regular user, I don't have root access nor a graphical display:
It succeeded but contrary to the docs I can't start the tool thru 'kvrt.run':
-bash-4.2$ ./kvrt.run -- -silent -accepteula -custom /full_path_to/my_dir/ -dontencrypt -details
It seems that it's non-graphical mode now (XDG_SESSION_TYPE = <>, XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP = <>).
Please, run kvrt.run under root manually (use su or sudo) or add --allowuser to run under normal user.
-bash-4.2$ ./kvrt.run --allowuser -- -silent -accepteula -custom /full_path_to/my_dir/ -dontencrypt -details
Product will be runned under current user
Generated directory is </tmp/5aedbe490e94d02f2482798>
Temp root </tmp> mounted with noexec, aborting. Use --target argument.
So when I start the script instead, KVRT is running and scanning the system files but no custom directories. If I'm passing along only custom files it simply returns:
-bash-4.2$ cd install_dir
-bash-4.2$ ./kvrt_runner.sh -accepteula -silent -customonly -custom ~/my_dir/ -dontencrypt -details -tracelevel DBG
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Running kvrt with args <-accepteula -silent -customonly -custom /full_path_to/my_dir/ -dontencrypt -details -tracelevel DBG>
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compver: 24.0.5.0 x86-64 (Jul 9 2024 17:36:48)
Product folder </full_path_to/KVRT2024_Data>
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Scan is started
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Scan is finished with results:
Processed: 0
Processing errors: 0
Detected: 0
Password protected: 0
Corrupted: 0
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kvrt exited with code <0>
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Hi team,
I guess I'm facing the same (or a similar) issue as this guy. Whatever I feed into KVRT as custom folders, they're completely ignored. I've tried to run the commands suggested in the other post but they're not available in my webspace. (A 'uname -a' simply returns "Linux <FQDN> 4.18.0-477.13.1.lve.el7h.x86_64 #1 SMP Thu Jun 1 16:49:27 UTC 2023 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux" and the ISP is not disclosing which distribution they're using...)
First of all, I had to install the tool as a regular user, I don't have root access nor a graphical display:
-bash-4.2$ ./kvrt.run --allowuser --target /full_path_to/install_dir -- -silent -accepteulaIt succeeded but contrary to the docs I can't start the tool thru 'kvrt.run':
So when I start the script instead, KVRT is running and scanning the system files but no custom directories. If I'm passing along only custom files it simply returns:
What am I missing here? Thanks for any hints...