Change ShredOS report directory?

[DaanSelen]

I want to put the reports generated into a named directory on the USB disk. How would I do that?
The following does not generate the result:

menuentry "ShredOS" {
    linux /boot/bzImage console=tty3 loglevel=3 nwipe_options="-P /reports"
}

menuentry "ShredOS (nomodeset)" {
    linux /boot/bzImage console=tty3 loglevel=3 nomodeset nwipe_options="-P /reports"
}

It reports it as not writable...

How would I go about this?

[PartialVolume]

It a bug, in fact I think it's two separate bugs. One needs correcting in the nwipe code, if the directory following the -P doesn't exist, it needs to be created and the other in the nwipe launcher script in ShredOS that scans the nwipe_options for -P and the path then uses that path as a source when copying to USB. Again if the path doesn't exist on the USB then it's created.

@Knogle Are you interested in fixing this? Or anybody else? If not I'll put it on my list to be fixed.

[DaanSelen]

It a bug, in fact I think it's two separate bugs. One needs correcting in the nwipe code, if the directory following the -P doesn't exist, it needs to be created and the other in the nwipe launcher script in ShredOS that scans the nwipe_options for -P and the path then uses that path as a source when copying to USB. Again if the path doesn't exist on the USB then it's created.

@Knogle Are you interested in fixing this? Or anybody else? If not I'll put it on my list to be fixed.

Thanks for lining that out, I tried creating custom directories on the USB or following the preconfigured /etc/nwipe directory (as in /etc/nwipe/reports) but none seemed to work. None existed

[DaanSelen]

In the nwipe code... I am going to look if I can be of value. But if @Knogle has time, then please.