dissect.archive.wim#

Module Contents#

Classes#

WIM

Windows Imaging Format implementation.

Resource

Image

SecurityBlock

DirectoryEntry

ReparsePoint

Utility class for parsing reparse point buffers.

CompressedStream

Basic buffered stream that provides easy aligned reads.

Attributes#

dissect.archive.wim.DEFAULT_CHUNK_SIZE#
class dissect.archive.wim.WIM(fh: BinaryIO)#

Windows Imaging Format implementation.

Supports reading resources and browsing images from WIM files.

property resources: dict[bytes, Resource]#

Return the table of resources in the WIM file.

images() Iterator[Image]#

Iterate over all images in the WIM file.

class dissect.archive.wim.Resource(wim: WIM, size: int, flags: dissect.archive.c_wim.RESHDR_FLAG, offset: int, original_size: int, part_number: int | None = None, reference_count: int | None = None, hash: bytes | None = None)#
property is_metadata: bool#
property is_compressed: bool#
property is_spanned: bool#
__slots__ = ('wim', 'size', 'flags', 'offset', 'original_size', 'part_number', 'reference_count', 'hash')#
classmethod from_short_header(wim: WIM, reshdr: dissect.archive.c_wim.c_wim.RESHDR_DISK_SHORT) Resource#
classmethod from_header(wim: WIM, reshdr: dissect.archive.c_wim.c_wim.RESHDR_DISK) Resource#
open() BinaryIO#
class dissect.archive.wim.Image(wim: WIM, fh: BinaryIO)#
__repr__() str#

Return repr(self).

get(path: str, entry: DirectoryEntry | None = None) DirectoryEntry#
class dissect.archive.wim.SecurityBlock(fh: BinaryIO)#
class dissect.archive.wim.DirectoryEntry(image: Image, fh: BinaryIO)#
property last_write_time_ns: int#

Return the last write time in nanoseconds.

__repr__() str#

Return repr(self).

is_dir() bool#

Return whether this entry is a directory.

is_file() bool#

Return whether this entry is a regular file.

is_reparse_point() bool#

Return whether this entry is a reparse point.

Return whether this entry is a symlink reparse point.

is_mount_point() bool#

Return whether this entry is a mount point reparse point.

reparse_point() ReparsePoint#

Return parsed reparse point data if this directory entry is a reparse point.

size(name: str = '') int#

Return the entry size.

creation_time() datetime.datetime#

Return the creation time.

creation_time_ns() int#

Return the creation time in nanoseconds.

last_access_time() datetime.datetime#

Return the last access time.

last_access_time_ns() int#

Return the last access time in nanoseconds.

last_write_time() datetime.datetime#

Return the last write time.

listdir() dict[str, DirectoryEntry]#

Return a directory listing.

iterdir() Iterator[DirectoryEntry]#

Iterate directory contents.

open(name: str = '') BinaryIO#

Return a file-like object for the contents of this directory entry.

Parameters:

name – Optional alternate stream name to open.

class dissect.archive.wim.ReparsePoint(tag: dissect.archive.c_wim.IO_REPARSE_TAG, fh: BinaryIO)#

Utility class for parsing reparse point buffers.

Parameters:
  • tag – The type of reparse point to parse.

  • fh – A file-like object of the reparse point buffer.

property substitute_name: str | None#
property print_name: str | None#
property absolute: bool#
property relative: bool#
class dissect.archive.wim.CompressedStream(fh: BinaryIO, offset: int, compressed_size: int, original_size: int, decompressor: Callable[[bytes], bytes])#

Bases: dissect.util.stream.AlignedStream

Basic buffered stream that provides easy aligned reads.

Must be subclassed for various stream implementations. Subclasses can implement:
  • _read(offset, length)

  • _seek(pos, whence=io.SEEK_SET)

The offset and length for _read are guaranteed to be aligned. The only time that overriding _seek would make sense is if there’s no known size of your stream, but still want to provide SEEK_END functionality.

Most subclasses of AlignedStream take one or more file-like objects as source. Operations on these subclasses, like reading, will modify the source file-like object as a side effect.

Parameters:
  • size – The size of the stream. This is used in read and seek operations. None if unknown.

  • align – The alignment size. Read operations are aligned on this boundary. Also determines buffer size.