IPED Digital Forensic Tool. It is an open source software that can be used to process and analyze digital evidence, often seized at crime scenes by law enforcement or in a corporate investigation by private examiners.
@marcus6n could you please test this? You have to test:
process a case till the end, it should open without warnings;
process another case, interrupting it in the middle, it should pop up a warning like above when opening the UI;
append another evidence to the interrupted case, it should continue to show the warning related to the first evidence;
--continue the processing of the first evidence, the warning pop up should go away;
repeat steps 2 and 3. Instead of 4, remove the first evidence using the command line, the pop up should go way;
repeat steps 2 and 3 for other 2 different cases;
open a multicase with them (see the wiki), the warning should list the failed evidences for both cases;
--continue the processing of the first case and remove the failed evidence from the second case, the warning should go away when opening the multicase;
[x] Process a case till the end, it should open without warnings;
[x] Process another case, interrupting it in the middle, it should pop up a warning like above when opening the UI;
[x] Append another evidence to the interrupted case, it should continue to show the warning related to the first evidence;
[x] Continue the processing of the first evidence, the warning pop up should go away;
[x] Repeat steps 2 and 3. Instead of 4, remove the first evidence using the command line, the pop up should go way;
[x] Repeat steps 2 and 3 for other 2 different cases;
[x] Open a multicase with them (see the wiki), the warning should list the failed evidences for both cases;
[x] Continue the processing of the first case and remove the failed evidence from the second case, the warning should go away when opening the multicase;
Fixes #439.
Now the successful/unsuccessful processing control is per evidence, as well as the UI warning:
I would appreciate a peer review.