The following question is likely to raise some eyebrows, given that the point of using Qubes is to achieve security through domain isolation. Thus, I'll start with a brief summary of the context to indicate why I'm interested in this topic--the actual question is printed *in bold* below. I should also apologize at the outset for any stupidity in this question--I'm pretty new at Qubes, and also at networking (e.g., I've never setup a server of any kind before).
Here's the background: I use Joplin, a markdown editor and notetaker, to manage daily notes / TODO's / journal entries / many other things. In particular, when I encounter a website or article I'd like to stash for later reading or reference, I use Joplin's build-in "web clipper" extension on Firefox to save a MD version of the page to a Joplin notebook. Unfortunately, since I tend to do most of my journaling and personal work in a network-isolated VM, while web clippings end up in notebooks on networked VMs, I currently have a bunch of fragmentary Joplin notebooks scattered across several VMs. I could manually pass clippings between qubes using qvm-copy, but that's painfully repetitive and kind of defeats the time-saving purpose of an app like Joplin. One of the nice things about Joplin is that it offers a number of ways to cloud-sync notebooks across devices (similar to Evernote, but without the proprietary software / file formats). This got me wondering: *Question: Is there a simple way to setup a dedicated "server" VM* *using WebDAV to allow qubes to [automatically / periodically] exchange encrypted data even without Internet access? If so, what are the security implications of doing this? If not, what are some alternative ways of automating data transfers between qubes? * Thanks in advance for any help. ~~Mike ** -- 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 view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/qubes-users/384a019e-6560-9c66-6f7a-a56967e16092%40gmail.com.
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