Hello, Am Samstag, 3. November 2012 schrieb John Johansen: > So just a quick wrap-up of what happened at UDS-R. > > First there are no audio recordings that I know of
Can you open a bugreport against UDS, please? That's something that needs to be fixed ;-) That said: It seems to become a tradition that I have to provide the recordings ;-) so I finally created a separate directory for them on my homepage. You can download them at www.cboltz.de/uds/ I managed to capture most sessions related to AppArmor and confinement except the last session which was rescheduled in the last minute. I have the following recordings available: 2012-10-apparmor-lxc-development-1.ogg 2012-10-apparmor-lxc-development-2.ogg 2012-10-application-confinement--content-access-helper--cut.ogg 2012-10-application-confinement--gnome-keyring-1.ogg 2012-10-application-confinement--gnome-keyring-2.ogg 2012-10-application-confinement--online-accounts.ogg (some recordings are split into two parts, see the -1 and -2) This time all recordigns are unedited and include all the noise - but there's less noice compared to the previous UDS, so you can actually understand what was said ;-) Unfortunately someone broke the UDS schedule page http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-r/track/security/ which means I'm unable to access the pads. John, can you please paste all session notes into a mail and send them to the mailinglist to have them in the list archive? BTW, when speaking about conferences: If you are interested in recordings from the openSUSE conference, http://blip.tv/openSUSEtv and http://www.youtube.com/opensusetv are the places to go. My AppArmor workshop was not recorded ("wrong" room, you probably wouldn't learn something new from it anyway ;-) but at least I have a photo and the slides on blog.cboltz.de ;-) > and I lost access > to my home server while there so I didn't end up setting it to record > the live stream either. Maybe you are interested in my solution which doesn't require to manually restart the recording after the automatic hourly icecast disconnect: while true ; do wget http://icecast.ubuntu.com:8000/b3-m3.ogg sleep 1 done You'll of course end up with some files you don't need, but it makes sure you have everything you want - even if a session lasts a bit longer than planned ;-) (Disk space is not really an issue - with ~30 MB per hour, you won't fill up your harddisk even if you recode several days without any break.) > The general take away is that we will be continuing on the core > improvements that we began back in UDS-Q (6 months ago), and we will > begin the work towards sandboxing application on the desktop. > > In particular, we have plans to continue the work on adding apparmor > support to dbus, having a trusted file picker that can be run outside > of a sandbox, and a gsettings backend that can be used to mediate > access to desktop settings. IMHO the filepicker is the most important thing - basically it's the only missing part needed to provide secure and non-annoying[1] profiles for web browsers - and also other desktop applications (but maybe I underestimate on how many places dbus is used nowadays...) Regards, Christian Boltz [1] like "you can store downloaded files only in ~/downloads" -- > vielleicht mal xp draufklatschen (tut weh, muß aber sein..wie bei > einer Impfung) und da so ein Analyse Tool wie SiSandra laufen lassen. Beim impfen tötet man die Erreger aber ab, bevor man sie verabreicht... Wie macht man das mit XP? [> Gunnar Salbeck und Manfred Tremmel in suse-linux] -- AppArmor mailing list AppArmor@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/apparmor