When using waencrypt, there are the command-line options of "--enable-features [...]" and "--max-feature XX". These enable the specified features, and specify the maximum feature in the list. If these are not supplied to the command-line, default values are taken from constants.py. This works fine if you are encrypting a msgstore.db file, which requires the features list.
The problem is encrypting files that are not message databases. Those types of encrypted files (e.g. contacts wa.db.crypt14/crypt15, stickers.db.crypt14/crypt15, etc) do NOT include the features information at all.
E.g. running wainfo on files from your WhatsApp/Backups (e.g. wa.db.crypt14/crypt15) will show:
No feature table found (not a msgstore DB or very old)and will also not show a max feature number listed either.
So, the question is if it would be possible to have a command-line argument for waencrypt to NOT add any features-related info to the output. Perhaps it could be called "--no-features"?
Hi,
When using waencrypt, there are the command-line options of "--enable-features [...]" and "--max-feature XX". These enable the specified features, and specify the maximum feature in the list. If these are not supplied to the command-line, default values are taken from constants.py. This works fine if you are encrypting a msgstore.db file, which requires the features list.
The problem is encrypting files that are not message databases. Those types of encrypted files (e.g. contacts wa.db.crypt14/crypt15, stickers.db.crypt14/crypt15, etc) do NOT include the features information at all.
E.g. running wainfo on files from your WhatsApp/Backups (e.g. wa.db.crypt14/crypt15) will show:
No feature table found (not a msgstore DB or very old)and will also not show a max feature number listed either.So, the question is if it would be possible to have a command-line argument for waencrypt to NOT add any features-related info to the output. Perhaps it could be called "--no-features"?