-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 On 2016-07-01 08:01, Nicola Schwendener wrote: > Hello all, I wish to move away from my windows pc to qubes os. in > my configuration I still will use windows HVM because I need to run > some software (and some office macro) in it. I've some questions > about storages and cloud accounts. I've a crashplan account that I > wish to continue using in linux. I saw that there is the crashplan > linux version and I wish to know how to create a storagevm that > shares via NFS to windows VM and some other VM the content > available in the storageVM (should be attached to some external > disks and the NAS). then there is sugarsync. this software provides > a synchronization between different PC I've on different locations. > for this software there is a windows only version. what I wish is > that this software should run (I guess via wine) in the storageVM > in order to not duplicate data between VMs. is it feasable? could > someone explain me how to create a storage VM and share data to > other VMs? thank you very much best regards Nick >
Since you say you're new to Qubes, I hope you don't mind me asking: Have you considered that it might not be optimal to attempt to reproduce your current setup in Qubes? Many users (myself included) have found that the functionality offered by Qubes is very different from that of a conventional OS, so much of what we used to do on conventional OSes no longer makes sense (or can be accomplished in better ways). For example, instead of sharing files via NFS directly between your CrashPlan VM and your Windows VM (which is possible [1]), you could consider storing your files in your Windows VM, where you use them, then sending your Qubes backups [2] to your CrashPlan VM. This is just one example. It may not apply to your specific situation, but that's ok. It's mean to illustrate a more general point, which is that you should be open to considering the new possibilities that Qubes enables, rather than insisting on replicating old systems (that were built on the assumption of a single, monolithic OS) in Qubes, since doing so usually results in compromising the security by compartmentalization Qubes provides. [1]: https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/qubes-firewall/#tocAnchor-1-1-4 [2]: https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/backup-restore/ - -- Andrew David Wong (Axon) Community Manager, Qubes OS https://www.qubes-os.org -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJXdx/uAAoJENtN07w5UDAw5NkQAMePYiAGe6rvgmzuTd/qB1RJ DYxZDMbLCvnf2lgbRBcjwRDtieS7r5+/YW4wg43GBoloI/rRh8tZ+DhexhQitX/H E0uE1Zlh9V0jdRSfNmiddc32EQlHFTgAlXNev6yp9+ltAKBxxEWNaIzxbrjj+eWa Ci6ADB+oYSR+u0twHGLjRk9/8sMCUQeoIUUQJ9gjJ9cAPwE8QeJOd/e3hJ3XOaRt sK0bLDXlXkFLQZP9oKZwcg8U4/oVRInIQcBLZcBHqDsePLQGczFbMc78pv6f7BWE I9EOL3bGJvX/IaIyI7km58QMrxVHld21fjfziqnOEvNpsEi9nF8/MqcQkqSgh7xv nVcvfUMKWGf7EiY/yX4sNv3sOoUuEIPInvrVnzqrNZBDeMKiSYS7R/BNqeJne5GP 2VjD5Yd9KjfeXg5cId0pVliRieFZ2qBvL5jrPsl9ISB5Y7v7JaJilxmI42pDcdyr IJQwM2opY8ZRZmQYWF7TfJyv1Q+/72Q1g56XpCW9v4eFUaOShDNH8/JS1EhgA//8 6e5qXeCt8A1ah+cYL2A3k+Hz+2AC/crAUSaVu0n4LAqX64SyX8Ud2YOdUoBe7GKp lpcvroXyZTnxUZTE9HWYpLd7C5hN6FX/0EQsKamLuRp1tojrItJzs9NZPszKJ2VE ufXw0znuJkhG6SVHM8sF =R/Nn -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "qubes-users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/qubes-users/b0f6b5fe-3b10-723c-6896-a954af1ea634%40qubes-os.org. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
