I'm experimenting running Webgrab on Ubuntu. I've installed the latest beta v 3.1.8 and downloaded the latest siteini in a zip from the Git. It seems every siteini that is encrypted in v3 mode gives the following error -
[ Info ] found: /home/ubuntu/.wg++/./siteini.pack/radiotimes.com.ini -- Revision Unknown
[ Info ] encrypted in 'new (V3)' mode
[Warning ] Unable to decrypt!!
[Error ] fatal decryption error: The input is not a valid Base-64 string as it contains a non-base 64 character, more than two padding characters, or an illegal character among the padding characters.
[ Info ] found: /home/lincsat/.wg++/./siteini.pack/Australia/foxtel.com.au.EK.ini -- Revision 09
[ Info ] encrypted with userkey and expiry date in 'new (V3)' mode
[Warning ] Unable to decrypt!!
[Error ] fatal decryption error: The input is not a valid Base-64 string as it contains a non-base 64 character, more than two padding characters, or an illegal character among the padding characters.
It then fails with the following -
[Critical]
Object reference not set to an instance of an object
[Critical]
at .
..ctor ( . ) [0x0186e] in :0
at .―. (System.String[] ) [0x003ae] in :0
[Critical] Unhandled Exception
If I remove the v3 encrypted ini's then it completes fine
The same files work fine when using Webgrab in Windows, any suggestions what to check for?
http://webgrabplus.com/content/posting
anyway i think you shoud run from bin directory the SiteIni.Pack.Update.sh
I didn't post the full config and log, thought I'd got the appropriate bits rather than making sure all passwords etc were removed.
I had not seen the update script, assumed the latest siteini would be loaded with the latest Beta install but will try that later - thanks
First look seems that encryption broken, which could be caused by copy/paste or transfer not in binary mode. That's why is suggested to updated thru the script.
The script update worked, thanks for that. I have a suggestion, put the script in the wg++ directory rather than wg++/bin/, easier for novices like me to find :)