NAME¶

fsdeploy - deploy a disk image from forensics-samples

SYNOPSIS¶

fsdeploy <file.xz>

DESCRIPTION¶

fsdeploy is a command to provide a disk image from forensics-samples package to a CI test environment in Debian. It also can provide the original-files directory from forensics-samples.

fsdeploy will copy file.xz to $AUTOPKGTEST_TMP and unzip it, making the selected file available for CI tests via autopkgtest command. It also can copy original-files to $AUTOPKGTEST_TMP (no unzip needed).

On Debian systems, forensics-samples-<filesystem> and forensics-samples-files packages will depend of the forensics-samples-tools, that provides fsdeploy command.

OPTIONS¶

Possible values are: fs.btrfs.xz, fs.exfat.xz, fs.ext2.xz, fs.ext4.xz, fs.ntfs.xz, fs.vfat.xz, fs.multiple.xz and original-files.

fs.multiple.xz has some filesystems.

EXAMPLE¶

See below an example of use from a debian/tests/control file:

    Test-Command: fsdeploy fs.ntfs.xz;


                  cd $AUTOPKGTEST_TMP;


                  foremost -Tq fs.ntfs.xz;


                  tree -C output-*


    Depends: @, forensics-samples-ntfs, tree


    Restrictions: allow-stderr

    Test-Command: fsdeploy original-files;


                  mac-robber $AUTOPKGTEST_TMP | grep a-text


    Depends: @, forensics-samples-files


    Test-Command: ls /dev/loop0 > /dev/null || exit 77;


                  fsdeploy fs.ext4.xz;


                  cd $AUTOPKGTEST_TMP;


                  mkdir mnt;


                  mount -o ro,offset=1048576 fs.ext4 mnt;


                  mac-robber mnt | grep a-text;


                  umount mnt


    Depends: @, forensics-samples-ext4


    # isolation-machine will provide access to /dev/loop.


    # rw-build-tree allow autopkgtest run several times.


    Restrictions: isolation-machine, needs-root, rw-build-tree, skippable

AUTHOR¶

forensics-samples was written by Joao Eriberto Mota Filho and is available at https://github.com/eribertomota/forensics-samples

This manual page was written by Joao Eriberto Mota Filho <eriberto@debian.org> for the Debian project (but may be used by others).