It is not possible to troubleshoot network module loading without
pciutils. Although it is a troubleshooting tools, it is not
troubleshooting the network, but to make the system itself be able to
load kernel modules and reach the network, therefore necessary.
Qubes that have the updates-proxy-service enabled will have the
repository definitions set to work with the proxy, being it a TemplateVM
or another type of qube. Qubes that have that same service disabled and
are based on templates that are being cached, will have the repository
definitions corrected for it to work like normal systems via the
networking instead of caching proxy.
Optimizations were done for a faster runtime, previously it would call
sed 38 times on Fedora-39, now it only calls sed 2 times for Fedora
repositories (one extra for rpmfusion) and some more for PackageKit and
dnf.conf markers. Inexpensive runtime is a must for a script that may
run multiple times, such as when being called by a tool monitoring the
filesystem such as inotify.
Code from /usr/lib/qubes/update-proxy-configs was used for the NetVM use
case of the cacher, thus the license had to be changed.
For: https://github.com/ben-grande/qusal/issues/44
Fixes: https://github.com/ben-grande/qusal/issues/31
Very useful for template based qubes to uninstall the cacher definition
to reach remote repository definitions with direct connection.
https://github.com/ben-grande/qusal/issues/31
Updates happens multiple times, normally 2 to 3, even if we consider a
state without includes. On states with multiple includes, it could
easily get approximately 10 updates being ran. This behavior leads to
unnecessary network bandwidth being spent and more time to run the
installation state. When the connection is slow and not using the
cacher, such as torified connections on Whonix, the installation can
occurs much faster.
Adding external repositories has to be done prior to update to ensure it
is also fetched.
Fixes: https://github.com/ben-grande/qusal/issues/29
Provided in the default Dom0 installation as it brings a much better
usability and small packages.
KDE ships with kdialog but without a screenshot utility.
Xfce ships with xfce4-screenshooter but without a dialog utility.
Scrot and Zenity are minimal tools that works on both DEs and are very
small packages.
Fixes: https://github.com/ben-grande/qusal/issues/22
Git revision is specified in the git module to Salt not fail trying to
verify it is in HEAD when it is in a tag from a previous installation.
Fixes: https://github.com/ben-grande/qusal/issues/27
Comparison to upstream:
- POSIX compliant;
- Add more dialog tools: kdialog;
- Add more screenshot tools: spectacle, xfce4-screenshooter;
- Change work "Nautilus" to "File Manager";
- Fix all shellcheck messages;
- Fix wording of confusing options seen by the user;
- Fix variable names without meaning;
- Remove commented/unused code;
- Remove extraneous messages sent to the user;
- Remove Imgur support; and
- Remove ImageMagic, use tools that support editing: spectacle.
Fixes: https://github.com/ben-grande/qusal/issues/22
Updating git submodules are not merges by default, they are a checkout,
therefore no signature verification is done, merge.VerifySignatures=true
is ignored. Unless git-submodule--helper implements a method to verify
signatures before checking out commits, it can't be relied on.
A Minimal Fedora template can't be the management qube or the targeted
qube of Salt as it is missing dependencies that are only available in
the full template. The management qube is temporarily changed to the
non-minimal version so the minimal template can be targeted once and
then it takes over the management disposable template.
Fixes: https://github.com/ben-grande/qusal/issues/28
- End qrexec policy with deny rules;
- Move the USB setup from sys-audio to sys-usb; and
- Document the pros and cons of the different types of USB devices
assignment to client qubes or to the server.
