Re: [Tails-dev] Searching documents in an airgap Tails

[u]

Hi!

DrWhax:

> The discussion we had maybe in the open or maybe in the backchannels
> was, could we maintain some kind of "journalist pack" for persistence
> where we package these tools somewhat and these things install when you
> setup your persistence.

I think it'd be useful to identify some of these tools, and propose them
when people launch the Additional Software Feature GUI for the first
time. Also see https://tails.boum.org/news/test_asp-beta/index.en.html

> We would also maintain some sort of deb repo for this. Maybe this could
> even be a way to get some funding in from bigger organisations and a way
> to support them in software! (crazy thought)

I don't think we should maintain a deb repo for this. Instead, let's
identify some useful candidates we could propose to install in our
documentation on top of what I said above.

Cheers!
u.
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Re: [Tails-dev] Searching documents in an airgap Tails

[u]

Hi!

> On 2018-02-03 07:25, ghostla...@autistici.org wrote:
>> Is there a reason Catfish isn't being considered for this? It's in
>> Debian and works exceptionally well, with a clean and intuitive
>> interface.

It has never been requested by many people to include this tool.

We currently work on a GUI for the additional software feature in Tails.
This feature allows to better choose which package to install to a Tails
device on top of the default software. We're currently in the Beta stage
and we wondered if it was useful to propose to users to install certain
packages, when they run this GUI for the first time. Maybe catfish would
be a good candidate. I did not check on it's dependencies though not
verify how the search suggestions provided by zeitgeist would work in
the context of Tails.

If you want to try this feature and install catfish for example please
read https://tails.boum.org/news/test_asp-beta/ and report back :)

>> A more advanced tool is Pfilesearch, but I don't believe it's
>> currently in Debian or Ubuntu (it was invented for Puppy Linux). It's
>> extremely simple though, and probably could be added and thereafter
>> maintained by Tails itself without any meaningful overhead.

Correct, it's not in Debian.

Cheers,
u.
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[Tails-dev] Fwd: Tails on MacBook?

[Marco Betschart]

Does anybody know how to fix the never ending „Waiting for domain to get an IP 
Address…“ below?
I’m running a fresh Debian 9.3 in VMWare Fusion on my macOS. VT-x is enabled; 
dependencies according to the Tails guide 
 are installed.

Would be awesome if anybody can help out….


> Anfang der weitergeleiteten Nachricht:
> 
> Von: Marco Betschart 
> Betreff: Aw: [Tails-dev] Tails on MacBook?
> Datum: 3. Juni 2018 um 10:51:05 MESZ
> An: The Tails public development discussion list 
> Antwort an: The Tails public development discussion list 
> 
> Hi Intrigeri,
> 
> I was able to fix that; VMWare does support passing VT-x to the guest. But 
> now I’m stuck with this IP Address issue. For some reason, the vagrant 
> machine is not capable in getting one. Any idea how to fix this? Below the 
> full output I get - the build stucks while waiting for the IP address. Please 
> note: this is the master branch of the repo, no changes made from my end.
> 
> $: rake build
> Using HTTP proxy: http://vagrant-stretch:3142 
> Bringing machine 'default' up with 'libvirt' provider...
> ==> default: Creating image (snapshot of base box volume).
> ==> default: Creating domain with the following settings...
> ==> default:  -- Name:  
> tails-builder-amd64-stretch-20180301-2f443fafad_default
> ==> default:  -- Domain type:   kvm
> ==> default:  -- Cpus:  1
> ==> default:  -- Memory:1024M
> ==> default:  -- Management MAC:
> ==> default:  -- Loader:
> ==> default:  -- Base box:  
> tails-builder-amd64-stretch-20180301-2f443fafad
> ==> default:  -- Storage pool:  default
> ==> default:  -- Image: 
> /var/lib/libvirt/images/tails-builder-amd64-stretch-20180301-2f443fafad_default.img
>  (20G)
> ==> default:  -- Volume Cache:  default
> ==> default:  -- Kernel:
> ==> default:  -- Initrd:
> ==> default:  -- Graphics Type: vnc
> ==> default:  -- Graphics Port: 5900
> ==> default:  -- Graphics IP:   127.0.0.1
> ==> default:  -- Graphics Password: Not defined
> ==> default:  -- Video Type:cirrus
> ==> default:  -- Video VRAM:9216
> ==> default:  -- Keymap:en-us
> ==> default:  -- TPM Path:  
> ==> default:  -- Disks: vdb(qcow2,15G)
> ==> default:  -- Disk(vdb): 
> /var/lib/libvirt/images/apt-cacher-ng-data.qcow2 (Remove only manually) Not 
> created - using existed.
> ==> default:  -- INPUT: type=mouse, bus=ps2
> ==> default:  -- Command line : 
> ==> default: 
> ==> default: Machine id: 3a12845b-e5a6-44c9-9d2a-6833d15b5e0f
> ==> default: Should be mounting folders
> ==> default:  /vagrant, opts: {:type=>:"9p", :readonly=>true, 
> :guestpath=>"/vagrant", :hostpath=>"/home/osboxes/tails/vagrant", 
> :disabled=>false, :__vagrantfile=>true, :target=>"/vagrant", 
> :accessmode=>"passthrough", :mount=>true, 
> :mount_tag=>"2c56346e7960721c6c3f8de5e712c67"}
> ==> default: 
> ==> default: Machine id: 3a12845b-e5a6-44c9-9d2a-6833d15b5e0f
> ==> default: Should be mounting folders
> ==> default:  /amnesia.git, opts: {:type=>:"9p", :readonly=>true, 
> :guestpath=>"/amnesia.git", :hostpath=>"/home/osboxes/tails", 
> :disabled=>false, :__vagrantfile=>true, :target=>"/amnesia.git", 
> :accessmode=>"passthrough", :mount=>true, 
> :mount_tag=>"87850e485a799696ca30413b1dff3e1"}
> ==> default: Creating shared folders metadata...
> ==> default: Starting domain.
> ==> default: Waiting for domain to get an IP address...
> 
> 
>> Am 03.06.2018 um 09:57 schrieb intrigeri > >:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> Marco Betschart:
>>> Got a local VMWare Fusion setup with Debian 9.3 and VT-x enabled on my 
>>> MacBook
>>> (Downloaded from OS-Boxes >> >).
>> 
>>> There was an error in Libvirt. The error is shown below:
>>> Call to virDomainCreateWithFlags failed: internal error: process excited 
>>> while
>>> connecting to monitor: Could not access KVM kernel module: Permission 
>>> denied failed
>>> to initialize KVM: permission denied.
>> 
>> I suspect VMWare does not expose (nested) VT-x capabilities to the
>> Debian guest VM which prevents that VM from itself running a VM (as
>> part of our build process). So either fix the Vmware VM configuration
>> (if that's possible at all) or adjust vagrant/Vagrantfile, e.g.
>> this line:
>> 
>>   domain.driver = 'kvm'
>> 
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