fix for KeyError in decrypt_filenames #110
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Looks like an oversight on our end, we did not have UBI with missing |
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Also I find it amazing that it worked in the first place given the indent is 11 spaces instead of 12. |
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Somehow ubi-reader in version 0.8.11 always stops with a cryptic error
extract_files Error: 'dent'when trying to unpack a ubi filesystem with ubireader_extract_files. It seems this is caused by a KeyError in decrypt_filenames where not every inode contains a "dent" entry.