On Wed, 2017-11-29 at 15:59 +0000, Unman wrote: > In the Fedora documentation there ARE methods described for getting > bug > reports out of the install process, but they require active > intervention > from the user (copy to another drive or scp across network). There's > no > suggestion that these reports would be automatically submitted. > > I've had a quick look through the code and i dont see any mechanism > for > passing on bug reports - but it was a very quick look.
Interesting & very good to know this but that would have surprise me a lot from a Qubes OS installation. Have you learned if it is specific to Qubes 4.0 rc3 (perhaps the installation part has been there for a long time before this release) ? 3-4 questions remains for me. If you can learn those answer in the future, I believe this issue would have been truly investigated for me. With an "active" intervention from the user (or if I had connected to the internet and submitted my report from my computer to the computer receiving those reports) 1.1 : Does my passphrase would have been transmitted ? YES/NO ? 1.2 encrypted along the way ? YES/NO ? 2.1 : If YES 1.1, where/who does the passphrase would have been transmitted/ transmitted to 2.2 : Who would have had access to this information ? I am not looking for an immediate answer. However, I am still curious about all this. Such a strange 'Bug Report' to see it like this.. Seems complicated to use those information to comprise the whole system via dom0 (that's good) P-S & It means, I can continue my own little project of giving Qubes usb stick to people around me so they can access their bank account online without having to worry about being on their "vulnerable" (or even worst compromised win10 OS) windows OS. Futhermore, I feel you have made a great job at Qubes OS so it would be simple for me to teach people how to open a disposable-vm for this purpose and this purpose only (without really having to learn about Dom0 or about this fascinating architecture if they are not interessed). Love the Qubes "color code" BTW. It will make my life very easy when I'll explain to people which color they must see on their browser to feel more secure without having to teach to any grandparents about VM, Xen Hypervisor and Dom0 interaction lol) Just using a linux distro would be superior I think.. but Qubes and a disposable-vm seems perfect to be just to "go to the bank online" if you are old and know little about computers. The cost of this is idea is minimal too (really just having a 32gb usb media lying around). I do not think those would have been targeted Qubes user. Qubes does not even need any modification for this project. I will be able to teach to many people in less than <30 minutes I think with one demonstration during the holidays. Better safe than sorry and with no money ! Agree ? :-) Take Care & Thank you -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "qubes-users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to qubes-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to qubes-users@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/qubes-users/1511989413.14418.54.camel%40gmail.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
