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Qubes 3.2 with TPM, TXT, and VT-d enabled.
Function keys work out of the box.
Wireless network doesn't resume properly after suspend and on wake the
sys-net VM often crashes, requiring shutting down all VMs depending on
network and starting them again in correct order.
Otherwise very compati
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equest leaves qrexec-daemon running in dom0.
Just like bash does the replacement before it forwards the command-line.
Again, if you do not do the variable replacement there, but instead pass it
through unvalidated and unrelated software, you are going to continue having
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the string “dom0” is.
Likewise; you don't start a service in Dispvm18431 and send it the text
“$dispvm”.
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sues as they could
replace anything with anything...
Anyway, to answer your fear.
No. UTF-8 doesn't allow 0xFF, it will just tell you the stream is broken.
(see attached example file) Or, more likely, it will just switch off utf-8.
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On Tuesday, 20 February 2018 14:04:03 CET Wojtek Porczyk wrote:
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> > On Tuesday, 20 February 2018 01:49:37 CET Marek Marczykowski-Górecki
wrote:
> > > We've decided to deprecate the
erpreted in a special way
> by the relevant software.
I would argue against the @ sign on account that it is a special character
in bash as well.
Search for it here;
https://linux.die.net/man/1/bash
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notices I have a sys-usb and I used it to browse to the directory there to
do the backup. All that worked fine.
Until I pressed the final button to start the backup, it just failed saying
it could not find the directory...
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ctive and working.
You just can t actually “run” anything on it. The reasons seems to be that
there is some magic thing that starts when you log into xfce4, and only
xfce4.
See the screenshot attached elsewhere in this thread of qubes manager dying
on startup due to the same issue.
Tested on R
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1) Personally I would say that simpler is better, or least surprises is
better. The current design where any appvm gets those complex firewall rules
is a bug. Only VMs that expose their network (providing) should run it.
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it assumes people
already know the actual setup of the qubes firewall ruleset. I don't, thats
why I went to that page.
> Tom has built a Qubes Controller (manager) based on the 4.0 code and went
> so far as to add in library package so other coding can be used to build.
> He has b
se_life_cycle#Release_candidate
Release candidates are, like the word describes, not made unless the
developers are thinking that its ready to release but needs more real-world
testing to make sure.
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> Working on it (where other contributors haven't already)! Am about halfway
> through now.
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ll the Qubes Controller and use it. That can then be submitted to
> be added to the Qubes 4.0 Docs.
Awesome!
You should be able to get a lot of detials from this;
https://github.com/QubesController/qubes-api-cpp-lib/blob/master/Install.md
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> course, free to rewrite Qubes and its components in a language you're
> comfortable with.
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> > * Having nothing but python APIs for your operating system is something
> > that makes no sense. Python was never meant
wrote an already
pretty decent "Qubes Controller" using the new APis.
I'm open to adding anyone to the approved committers list that wants to work
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> There were a bunch more updates in the repo 4.0 current-testing this
> morning which I applied and I rebooted, but no change.
> Still no icons in my systray, still not able to start any apps on any
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> it hangs forever. Even commands that don't need a X server.
> For any qube of the various OSs I run.
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I always wondered what this was, anyone know what effect it has to set this
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> application basis, but I don't know how to do it on a domain basis. Is
> there a mechanism for that in KDE?
This got readded in a recent update in the 'testing' repo, but only on the
default window-manager decorations calle
wiki that had a banner for
articles (or sections) that were known to be "disputed".
I was wondering if it might be useful to have such a concept on the doc
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and did it :)
Their proof-of-concept showing that the result is *faster* (much less
bandwidth) than the Qubes approach is very exciting.
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#x27;root.img' if you are talking about a template.
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> I'm not so sure, why not use git branches?
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This would be even better, if qubes ever wants to they can just remove the
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fast enough, regardless of my settings.
I "solved" th
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On Thursday, 11 January 2018 03:42:11 GMT Andrew David Wong wrote:
> On 2018-01-10 12:53, 'Tom Zander' via qubes-users wrote:
> > I poked the Qubes guys about providing a separate dir on the website to
> > make it clear what is 3.x and what is 4.x specific, but they sta
ite to make
it clear what is 3.x and what is 4.x specific, but they stated we should
instead put notices about exceptions in the document pages.
So I guess things like ProxyVMs should be mentioned to be old and AppVM is
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> device is detected, they ignore the tablet.
So maybe you can use that website to find out how to configure your wacom to
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> please don't apologize for your incognizable hard and important work. ;)
I second the motion. I am so thankful for the Qubes team's work to
protect us users.
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g they are git repos
> cloned to /etc/skel)
Using /etc/skel just causes the data to be copied to the appvm homedir on
first start.
You end up duplicating the data anyway, maybe you can use a different way to
copy everthing between VM homedirs.
Notice that you can just do a qvm-copy [dir] which
never gets updated again.
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le-x86-PTI
So its an up / down :)
* AMD is faster (no PTI)
* AMD has a remote code execution issue, at least until you can turn off PSA
using a bios update.
* Bios updates are not much seen in the wild.
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>
> In that file there is a line that says target=sys-net.
> I changed it to the same name as my net vm.
That did the trick!
Thanks, I would never have found that...
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e the qid property. :-(
The docs on the website talk about a service "qubes-yum-proxy" can't find
that one, though. I guess its a 3.2 property.
Anyone here able to explain how this proxy works? Would make a nice doc on
the website too!
I'd love some suggestions on how to fix th
space available
And, yeah, it also still needs a user-interface.
The simplest way to get the space usage if you are using a LVM based pool
(which requires completely manual setup at the moment) is
sudo lvs
and you can read under the column "Data%" how much actual usage you reache
On Saturday, 6 January 2018 23:19:54 GMT pixel fairy wrote:
> The app menu, top left, keeps entries for old template VMs. is there a way
> to get rid of them?
You find the data backing this in
$HOME/.local/share/qubes-appmenus/
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But you have to skip the debian and the whonix templates and I turned off
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I noticed that if I manually shut down all qubes, INCLUDING, sys-net, before
logging out then this problem is avoided.
Next time you reboot, can you try that and let us know if this isn't just
me?
That may help with debugging.
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y my personal preferences. Hence I have no time
> to write a new manager for the Qubes 4.x I just shared my use case.
> Feel free to ignore them if you don't like 'em
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> Look at the nat table in the upstream netvm.
> You'll see that sys-net NATs these requests to the NS used by sys-net.
Ah, that hint was enough, I didn't expect NAT, thanks!
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ms to listen on this address.
* how can I change this in indidivual qubes in the correct matter.
I have some qubes routing through sys-vpn and I adjusted the vpn VM to find
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I also removed swap in fstab on all templates, the only effect this has had
so far is show that the memory balancer is in need of work. It fails to give
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> I am trying to install texlive on a fedora-26 template vm. The package is
> quite big, nevertheless it is correctly downloaded. After this, when the
> actual installation process would be supposed to start, it fails with th
you have this content at /etc/sudoers.d/qubes)
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kernel with unknown exploits in any usb driver shipped by the kernel.
Just using a different firmware.
This is why there is the suggestion to have a sys-usb qube to isolate those
drivers, should you fear your hardware in future falling in the hands of bad
people.
> What about sata?
I hope
series of trusted IP
addresses and only allow outgoing connections from them, and likely no
incoming connections at all.
Those IPs would be someting from friends, or some you find on;
https://bitnodes.earn.com/
But notice you need to then tell your bitcoin software to actually connect
to those IPs and likel
them and at least one is a bling bash which has root.
Not sure how easy it is to use, but that may just be the entry point you
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On Sunday, 31 December 2017 20:57:36 GMT davidmizr2...@gmail.com wrote:
> I can see e permission problem here
> "/net/wireless/realtek/rtlwifi/rtl_pci.ko' Read-only file system,
That is not a permission problem.
Nobody can write to a read-only filesystem.
Try to make sure that you configured you
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> markup over parts cost is worth it for a "tested working properly"
> system right?
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On Thursday, 28 December 2017 03:49:07 CET cooloutac wrote:
> chrome doesn't have a good track record either.
Not to be confused with the project “Chromium” which is based on the open
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to guess about.
I definitely will not advice people either way, my opinion is irrelevant and
browsers are not my specialty.
The situation left a bad taste in my mouth, I had to conclude that their
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nd the whole thing got
leaked and after a lot of heat, a lot of bad press they eventually
apologised.
I'm more concerned that they tried then how they failed.
It leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
Google for "looking glass" and "mozilla" if you want to know more.
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It took some more puzzling and I now have some VMs on LVM pools instead of
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volume_group=Slow,thin_pool=data,revisions_to_keep=0
qvm-create -P qubes_ssd --template fedora-25 -l green --class AppVM test
app: Error creating VM: b' Logical volume qubes_dom0/systems is not a thin
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> assuming
> 4.0 is going to come out of the box with like Debian 9 and Fed 26?
Fedora 26 is not going to be used in 4.0, maybe in 4.1
source;
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Creating enough to write to a many gigabytes data would take centuries.
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n as root in a shell.
First run something like;
# sudo su
which should give you a shell that is owned by root. Type who ami to
confirm.
Then you can copy/paste the line from the archlinux wiki to do the work.
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to say that I’m programming this for myself and for people that
have indicated they want a similar solution.
It would be nice if it were packaged in Qubes, but I’m not depending on it.
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>
> Ive suggested before that if you give this advice you should
> clearly state the consequences.
Ok, no worries. Here you go:
The consequences is that the template, which has no personal or identifying
information, ca
as Fedora or Debian etc.
I don’t know fedora at all,
in archlinux you’ll have a file in /etc/pacman/ which sets the current proxy,
in debian you’ll likely have one in /etc/apt/
grep -R -i PROXY /etc/*
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one to instruct the full-screen option.
That tends to work better.
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Last weeks there was a lot of talk about a lot of us missing the
qubes-manager, or frankly any sort of useful graphical user interface.
As I’m a long time programmer I decided to just give this a go and try to
get something useful going.
My approach is one where I talk directly to the Admin-API (
on of the total.
Reusing it for non-mining purposes (while mining) just doesn't make any
sense. Both from an economics as well as a security point of view.
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secure).
I claim no expertise in the domain you address in this thread, so apologies
for the generic answer.
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Also hae to make clear that I see very little communication from the core
devs, so I have no idea about their thinking here. My thinking is that since
the milestone is there, it likely is important to someone :)
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> yes, layers and layers of metadata processing required.
>
> BTW, has anyone started a btrfs driver for storage pools? I think it could
> very tricky if at all possible.
related;
https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues/issues/3334
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ng around the house.
I think thats a great solution for the more common attack.
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