So what I ended up doing is thinking I would work backwards, so I did a
grep for the most obvious password related phrase:
"Save with password" which is an option while saving.
I found a single src file that had this phrase so I thought "PERFECT!",
the file:
fpicker/source/office/iodlg.src
I decided I needed to do a check before going any farther so what I did
was change the text of "Save with password" to something else ("Do you
know the muffin man!?")
I then compiles libreoffice for the first time, thinking 2 hours max,
ended up being 10 hours (running a VM with 1 gig of RAM probably at
fault). I opened soffice, and...damn
still reads "Save with password" when I go to save as
Not sure how this can be the case as it's the only instance of Save with
password in all of the source files I thought it MUST be the right one.
Any ideas how this can be, I like working backwards so it'd be nice to
see what I'm missing. Thanks for the help
On 05/28/2012 03:41 AM, Michael Meeks wrote:
Hi Joel,
On Sat, 2012-05-26 at 23:34 -0700, Joel Madero wrote:
Trying to find the location and the manner in which libreoffice
protects files. Anyone know where I can locate the appropriate source
file, what the object names are that I should look for, and if
possible direct me to the documentation. Thanks in advance
There is no one answer here; it really depends on what file format you
are talking about :-) A good way to find those places from the bottom up
is to do:
$ git grep rtl_cipher
And see where it takes you; package/ is the zip file code that is used
for ODF.
HTH :-)
Michael.
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