OSError: [Errno 22] Invalid argument

[hippie-dude]

I am attempting to recover files from a hard drive image, but I repeatedly receive the same error after completing the first scan.
I run:

py main.py -s SAVE -o D:\Recovery\Restored D:\Recovery\sdb.img

And after the scan completes, this is outputted to the command prompt:

INFO:root:First scan completed
INFO:root:Parsing MFT entries
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\main.py", line 374, in
main()
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\main.py", line 357, in main
parts.update(scanner.get_partitions())
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\recuperabit\fs\ntfs.py", line 695, in get_partitions
parsed = parse_file_record(dump)
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\recuperabit\fs\ntfs.py", line 151, in parse_file_record
attributes = _attributes_reader(entry, header['off_first'])
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\recuperabit\fs\ntfs.py", line 110, in _attributes_reader
attr, name = parse_mft_attr(entry[offset:])
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\recuperabit\fs\ntfs.py", line 91, in parse_mft_attr
data = unpack(content[:size], attr_types_fmt[name])
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\recuperabit\utils.py", line 89, in unpack
result[label] = formatter(data[low:high+1])
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\recuperabit\fs\ntfs_fmt.py", line 81, in index_root_parser
entries = index_entries(dump[offset:])
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\recuperabit\fs\ntfs_fmt.py", line 58, in index_entries
parsed = unpack(dump[offset:], indx_dir_entry_fmt)
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\recuperabit\utils.py", line 89, in unpack
result[label] = formatter(data[low:high+1])
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\recuperabit\fs\ntfs_fmt.py", line 127, in try_filename
unpack(dump, attr_types_fmt['$FILE_NAME'])
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\recuperabit\utils.py", line 89, in unpack
result[label] = formatter(data[low:high+1])
File "D:\RecuperaBit-1.1.5\recuperabit\fs\ntfs_fmt.py", line 47, in windows_time
converted = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(value/10.**7 - 11644473600)
OSError: [Errno 22] Invalid argument

I am using Python 3.9.2.

[Lazza]

Thank you for bringing this up. It seems that utcfromtimestamp can produce OSError on Windows.

Please try with the latest commit.