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text-editors: cannot access all text files in the user home #6002
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~/.cache/yay isn't blacklisted anywhere AFAICT, so a noblacklist on that path won't do anything. Probably the
I can see why you'd question this, IMO rightly so. If memory serves we've discussed dropping GUI editors from being auto-firejailed via firecfg at some point. Can't track any references on the topic right now but we might have to reconsider it - again... |
Disable common general-purpose text editors. They are likely to be the default OS text editor and users may want to use them for editing most/all files, which could include common sensitive files such as ~/.bashrc and profiles in ~/.config/firejail. Fixes netblue30#6002. Reported-by: @ilikenwf
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Disable common general-purpose text editors. They are likely to be the default OS text editor and users may want to use them for editing most/all files, which could include common sensitive files such as ~/.bashrc and profiles in ~/.config/firejail. Fixes netblue30#6002. Reported-by: @ilikenwf
Disable common general-purpose text editors. They are likely to be the default OS text editor and users may want to use them for editing most/all files, which could include common sensitive files such as ~/.bashrc and profiles in ~/.config/firejail. Fixes netblue30#6002. Reported-by: @ilikenwf
Disable common general-purpose text editors. They are likely to be the default OS text editor and users may want to use them for editing most/all files, which could include common sensitive files such as ~/.bashrc and profiles in ~/.config/firejail. Fixes netblue30#6002. Reported-by: @ilikenwf
Disable common general-purpose text editors. They are likely to be the default OS text editor and users may want to use them for editing most/all files, which could include common sensitive files such as ~/.bashrc and profiles in ~/.config/firejail. Fixes netblue30#6002. Relates to netblue30#924 netblue30#941 netblue30#1154. Reported-by: @ilikenwf
Disable common general-purpose text editors. They are likely to be the default OS text editor and users may want to use them for editing most/all files, which could include common sensitive files such as ~/.bashrc and profiles in ~/.config/firejail. Fixes #6002. Relates to #924 #941 #1154. Reported-by: @ilikenwf
Sometimes, packages require edits, sometimes those are larger than I'd prefer to use with vim.
I question the use in even firejailing geany at this point, though...
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