Error: Os { code: 2, kind: NotFound, message: "No such file or directory" }

[w3xsense]

hello.. it seem moonwalk get is broken

$ ./moonwalk start
[INFO] Found /dev/shm/.MOONWALK as world writable.
[INFO] Set /dev/shm/.MOONWALK as the logging directory
[SKIPPED] Logging /var/log/messages requires sudo privileges.
[SKIPPED] Logging /var/log/auth.log requires sudo privileges.
[SKIPPED] Logging /var/log/kern.log requires sudo privileges.
[SKIPPED] Logging /var/log/boot.log requires sudo privileges.
[SKIPPED] Logging /var/log/lighttpd requires sudo privileges.
[SUCCESS] Saved the current log states.

$ /tmp/moon  ./moonwalk get nolog.txt

[>] To restore the access/modify timestamp of this file, use command ↓

$ touch -a -d '2022-10-08 12:33:26.379565377 +0800' -m -d '2022-10-08 12:33:26.379565377 +0800' nolog.txt

$ /tmp/moon  ./moonwalk finish
Error: Os { code: 2, kind: NotFound, message: "No such file or directory" }

[mufeedvh]

Hey @w3xsense, can you please try now, please try again with a fresh install. If it still isn't working, I will look into it in detail next week. Thanks!

[w3xsense]

hey @mufeedvh, already did fresh install with $ cargo install --git https://github.com/mufeedvh/moonwalk.git,

[genevera]

This is happening for me as well on linux. I think the way a world-writable directory is found needs to be altered a bit.