Password not valid or other error

[vinnygambiny]

Hi, I have the encrypted error. I have set the password, but not sure that is the good password. Not all file are encrypted.

java -jar tps-to-csv.jar -s ./240529data -t ./240529data_csv -e -password "_&$#"

Encrypted file, using set password.
Exception in thread "main" nl.cad.tpsparse.tps.NotATopSpeedFileException: File doesn't start with 0x00000000 - its not a TopSpeed file or it may be 'encrypted'.
	at nl.cad.tpsparse.tps.TpsHeader.<init>(TpsHeader.java:50)
	at nl.cad.tpsparse.tps.TpsFile.getHeader(TpsFile.java:191)
	at nl.cad.tpsparse.tps.TpsFile.<init>(TpsFile.java:155)
	at nl.cad.tpsparse.tps.TpsFile.<init>(TpsFile.java:116)
	at nl.cad.tpsparse.Main.openFile(Main.java:298)
	at nl.cad.tpsparse.Main.parseFile(Main.java:166)
	at nl.cad.tpsparse.Main.main(Main.java:132)

[vinnygambiny]

I can confirm, it's the good password. I have try with -password "_&$#" and -password _\&$# and it's don't work. I can't change the password... They have a way to use this password ?

[ctrl-alt-dev]

For a TPS file to be valid in this software the first 4 bytes need to be zero (it is the absolute position in the file; the start, so 0).
If the value is different, it can mean the following:

• the file is encrypted, you provided no password
• the file is encrypted, you provided a password, but it didn't decrypt the start to 0s, so the password is incorrect.
• the file is not a TPS file.

Some suggestions:

• How do you know the password is correct?
• It looks like you're converting a folder; did you try the files one by one?

[vinnygambiny]

Yes I have run on folder, then on one file. The password work for the software that use the DB.

[ctrl-alt-dev]

Sometimes the password of the software is not the same as that for the DB unfortunately.

[vinnygambiny]

cfg.tps.zip
Here an exemple of a file I can't convert, if you can help me is appreciate.

[ctrl-alt-dev]

I ran some checks on the file.
Normally block #15 of the key is recoverable, but for your file it isn't.
I don't think it is encrypted using the tps encryption algorithm but something else.

Later versions of the clarion tps driver support enhanced encryption - my guess is this is used.
If that is the case your best bet is to contact the developer of your software for support.