List all files in directory in image using the sleuthkit but without using fls












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I want to list all files in a directory in a E01 image using the Sleuthkit. The only problem is that i can't use the fls command. I have the inode number of the directory being 145 and the directory name which is /Users/Hello/Pictures/test.



The output when using the fls command is:



fls -f ntfs -o 2048 Thisimage.E01 145

-/r * 216-128-2: Hello1.jpg
-/r * 217-128-2: Bye.jpg
-/r * 218-128-2: TheFATlady.jpg
-/r * 219-128-2: Snape.jpg
-/r * 220-128-2: Amazeing.jpg
-/r * 221-128-2: Thumbs.db`


Now i need to get the same using the Sleuthkit but not fls. I am not allowed to mount the file. I hope someone can help i've been stuck on this assignment for days now.










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    I want to list all files in a directory in a E01 image using the Sleuthkit. The only problem is that i can't use the fls command. I have the inode number of the directory being 145 and the directory name which is /Users/Hello/Pictures/test.



    The output when using the fls command is:



    fls -f ntfs -o 2048 Thisimage.E01 145

    -/r * 216-128-2: Hello1.jpg
    -/r * 217-128-2: Bye.jpg
    -/r * 218-128-2: TheFATlady.jpg
    -/r * 219-128-2: Snape.jpg
    -/r * 220-128-2: Amazeing.jpg
    -/r * 221-128-2: Thumbs.db`


    Now i need to get the same using the Sleuthkit but not fls. I am not allowed to mount the file. I hope someone can help i've been stuck on this assignment for days now.










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      I want to list all files in a directory in a E01 image using the Sleuthkit. The only problem is that i can't use the fls command. I have the inode number of the directory being 145 and the directory name which is /Users/Hello/Pictures/test.



      The output when using the fls command is:



      fls -f ntfs -o 2048 Thisimage.E01 145

      -/r * 216-128-2: Hello1.jpg
      -/r * 217-128-2: Bye.jpg
      -/r * 218-128-2: TheFATlady.jpg
      -/r * 219-128-2: Snape.jpg
      -/r * 220-128-2: Amazeing.jpg
      -/r * 221-128-2: Thumbs.db`


      Now i need to get the same using the Sleuthkit but not fls. I am not allowed to mount the file. I hope someone can help i've been stuck on this assignment for days now.










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      I want to list all files in a directory in a E01 image using the Sleuthkit. The only problem is that i can't use the fls command. I have the inode number of the directory being 145 and the directory name which is /Users/Hello/Pictures/test.



      The output when using the fls command is:



      fls -f ntfs -o 2048 Thisimage.E01 145

      -/r * 216-128-2: Hello1.jpg
      -/r * 217-128-2: Bye.jpg
      -/r * 218-128-2: TheFATlady.jpg
      -/r * 219-128-2: Snape.jpg
      -/r * 220-128-2: Amazeing.jpg
      -/r * 221-128-2: Thumbs.db`


      Now i need to get the same using the Sleuthkit but not fls. I am not allowed to mount the file. I hope someone can help i've been stuck on this assignment for days now.







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