Hi,
noid wrote (27 May 2015 18:13:49 GMT) :
Exact output it's:
localuser:tails-persistence-setup being added to access control list
[sudo] password for amnesia:
org.freedesktop.UDisks.Error.PermissionDenied: Not Authorized
localuser:tails-persistence-setup being removed from access control
Hi,
Exact command-line:
tails-persistence-setup --force --override-boot-device
/org/freedesktop/UDisks/devices/sdb --override-system-partition
/org/freedesktop/UDisks/devices/sdb1 --passphrase 1234 --step bootstrap --
verbose
Output:
localuser:tails-persistence-setup being added to access
noid wrote (28 May 2015 09:42:43 GMT) :
Exact command-line:
Thanks.
tails-persistence-setup --force --override-boot-device
/org/freedesktop/UDisks/devices/sdb --override-system-partition
/org/freedesktop/UDisks/devices/sdb1 --passphrase 1234 --step bootstrap --
verbose
Creating
What kind of device is /dev/sdb?
It's a USB device which has just been cloned by Tails Installer with
Clone and Install Option.
A dump of the info UDisks has about it would be useful.
Here's the dump, don't take care of sdb vs sdc thing, I've tried with
two environments (virt-manager
n...@riseup.net wrote (28 May 2015 11:26:16 GMT) :
What kind of device is /dev/sdb?
It's a USB device which has just been cloned by Tails Installer with Clone and
Install Option.
A dump of the info UDisks has about it would be useful.
Here's the dump, don't take care of sdb vs sdc thing,
Thanks. You're running t-p-s from within a pristine, unmodified Tails
1.4, right?
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Yes. Here's the about info:
Build information:
1.4 - 20150511
265149a838932877384b452cd3b6ffa4ea9cd3f9
live-build: 3.0.5+really+is+2.0.12-0.tails1
live-boot:
n...@riseup.net wrote (28 May 2015 12:31:15 GMT) :
A detail, tried to create persistence in Tails boot USB device with
same command with no problems.
With same command, really? Or almost the same?
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noid wrote (28 May 2015 14:02:25 GMT) :
Sorry: almost: changing device to apropiate one.
Then you probably want to give the t-p-s user more polkit credentials.
See /etc/polkit-1/localauthority/10-vendor.d/org.boum.tails.pkla to
start with.
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A detail, tried to create persistence in Tails boot USB device with
same command with no problems.
With same command, really? Or almost the same?
Sorry: almost: changing device to apropiate one. Tests done are:
USB1/2 referring to physical USB devices.
USB1 referring to a Tails installed
Then you probably want to give the t-p-s user more polkit credentials.
See /etc/polkit-1/localauthority/10-vendor.d/org.boum.tails.pkla to
start with.
Yes, that solved this question. There were credentials just to mount and
modify internal system devices so added:
[Modify storage devices]
El Jueves, 28 de mayo de 2015 17:02:22 noid escribió:
Yes, that solved this question. There were credentials just to mount and
modify internal system devices so added:
Not really. Works ok on virt-manager usb virtual device, but doesn't in bare-
metal by the moment. Keep testing.
noid wrote (28 May 2015 15:02:22 GMT) :
Now there are still 2 I must resolve:
1. Passing passphrase in command line makes no effect.
2. How to turn this into full command line execution without user
interaction?
Some ideas from where I can start?
I would have to dive into the code to
El Jueves, 28 de mayo de 2015 18:40:21 intrigeri escribió:
so at this point I believe that
*you* should dive into that codebase
Ok. I think so too, seems reasonable ;). Nice to get response on specific
questions anyway.
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Checked patch and tails live and looks like amnesia user path has
/usr/local/bin/ prior to /usr/bin so running tails-persistence-setup from
command line already executes correct version which includes the run_as_user
line.
Exact output it's:
localuser:tails-persistence-setup being added to
(this corrrect mail sorry for the mess about it)
Checked patch and tails live and looks like amnesia user path has
/usr/local/bin/ prior to /usr/bin so running tails-persistence-setup from
command line already executes correct version which includes the run_as_user
line.
Exact output it's:
Hi,
[fully quoting for the benefit of the list.]
Una Posició wrote (23 May 2015 16:19:13 GMT) :
I'm trying to develope an application to group install in Tails, you may
remember a mail about it some weeks ago. I keep on it and have some questions
to resolve as I posted in the list. One of
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