tokyoneon
commented
6 years ago It seems not data was saved locally at all. This is strange because the scan took over an hour to complete and the tinfoleak GUI reported the scan as completed.
`/ tokyoneon ~/tinfoleak
> tree TargetUser/
TargetUser/
└── 1XXXXXX9.jpg
0 directories, 1 file
`/ tokyoneon ~/tinfoleak
> tree Output_Reports/
Output_Reports/
├── TargetUser.html
├── img
│ ├── arrow-left.png
│ ├── arrow-left-right.png
│ ├── arrow-right.png
│ ├── arrow-up2.png
│ ├── arrow-up_original.png
│ ├── arrow-up.png
│ ├── no-image-icon.gif
│ ├── no-relations.png
│ ├── tinfoleak-logo-interface.png
│ ├── tinfoleak-logo-o.jpg
│ ├── tinfoleak_logo.png
│ ├── twitter-512.png
│ ├── twitter_icon.png
│ └── twitter_icon_red.png
├── js
│ └── Chart.bundle.js
├── mylogo.qrc
└── style.css
2 directories, 18 filesAlso, full disclosure: I'm a writer at WonderHowTo and hoping to feature tinfoleak on the website.
@vaguileradiaz
Hey, any idea why tinfoleak might fail to discover data on a particular user? I configured the Twitter access tokens and installed the Python dependencies without issues. In fact, you forget to mention
python-qt4as a depend in the README. Tinfoleak opens and runs without errors. I'm not sure why the HTML came back mostly blank. The account is public with several hundred followers and 1,000+ tweets.What can I do to debug?