volatility.debug file does not existed

[SawsanAlodibat]

when I'm trying to run the following command on win 10:

volatility_2.6_win64_standalone.exe --plugins=myplugins --profile=Win10x64 -f 20170224.mem myplugin I get this error:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "vol.py", line 192, in File "vol.py", line 183, in main File "volatility\commands.py", line 147, in execute File "volatility\commands.py", line 282, in render_text File "volatility\commands.py", line 273, in _render File "volatility\commands.py", line 270, in unified_output NotImplementedError: Rendering using the unified output format has not been implemented for this plugin. Failed to execute script vol

[iMHLv2]

What's your plugin look like? Have you implemented render_text?

[SawsanAlodibat]

No i'm just running the command of plugin based on standalone executable release of volatility on windows 10 platform.

Please help me in resolving this issue I'm not using vol.py in the source code module installer, Instead I use standalone executable file

Thanks

[gleeda]

This seems to be an issue with your plugin myplugin. What does that plugin look like? You are most likely missing render_text

[elvispopovic]

So, another NOTHING. Guys, do you have answers or only thing you can do is to close topics?

[jared703]

@elvispopovic the Volatility devs do their best at keeping this awesome framework moving forward. Instead of complaining you could take a look at the issue and propose a solution yourself. Open source is good like that.

[mabj]

"volatility.debug file does not existed" I usually get this message back when the process memory file is missing. For instance:

$ /usr/local/bin/vol.py --plugins=./Extractors/Volatility/ -f ./samples/FAKE.dump  --profile Win7SP1x86 myplugin
Volatility Foundation Volatility Framework 2.6
ERROR   : volatility.debug    : The requested file doesn't exist

Just double check if the memdump file really exists.

[mabj]

"NotImplementedError: Rendering using the unified output format has not been implemented for this plugin."

In this case, I think, you just forgot to implement the "render_text" method as mentioned by @gleeda.

[sajious]

Just Run cmd as administrator. :)