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feature: firecfg: add firecfg.d & add ignore command #5876
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It only compares up to the first space, so it considers To avoid confusion (if a program name has a space in it for whatever reason), Other than that, I'd say it's fairly straightforward. |
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We might need to make it explicit in release notes that this introduces a dependency on zenity to the firejail package.
The zenity-related code is already there and is only executed if
It was added in the following commits:
This PR only moves such paths to constants; see commit 1f07de8 ("firecfg: |
@kmk3 Thank you for clearing up this zenity situation in such a detailed manner. |
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Changes: * fix inconsistent indentation/braces * add missing free
Instead of using asprintf + free. Also, use LIBDIR instead of hardcoded "/usr/lib" for fzenity.
As suggested by @WhyNotHugo[1]. [1] netblue30#2097 (comment)
Add ignore command (`!PROGRAM`), as suggested by @WhyNotHugo[1]. It prevents firecfg from creating a symlink for the given program. Also, document the paths used and the config file syntax. Note that `/etc/firejail/firecfg.d/*.conf` files are parsed before /etc/firejail/firecfg.config, so the former can ignore/override any item in the latter. Closes netblue30#2097. [1] netblue30#2097 (comment)
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All merged, thanks! |
Currently it is only used when parsing the configuration files: * /etc/firecfg.d/*.conf * /etc/firecfg.config Use it when searching for profile filenames as well: * ~/.config/firejail/*.profile Relates to netblue30#5876.
Changes: * Export `in_ignorelist` function * Allow only building the ignorelist without setting the symlinks * Rename the functions to reflect the above * Add a function that parses all config files (`parse_config_all`) Also, make sure that `parse_config_all` only parses config files once, even if called multiple times. Relates to netblue30#5876.
Fixes netblue30#5245. Relates to netblue30#5876.
Changes: * Export `in_ignorelist` function * Allow only building the ignorelist without setting the symlinks * Rename the functions to reflect the above * Add a function that parses all config files (`parse_config_all`) Also, make sure that `parse_config_all` only parses config files once, even if called multiple times. Relates to netblue30#5876.
Closes netblue30#5245. Relates to netblue30#5876.
Main changes:
/etc/firejail/firecfg.d/*.conf
files are parsed before/etc/firejail/firecfg.config, so the former can ignore/override any item in the
latter.
!PROGRAM
)It prevents firecfg from creating a symlink for the given program.
Also, document the paths used and the config file syntax.
Suggested by @WhyNotHugo:
Closes #2097.