Hi guys!
I am having some trouble merging some salt pillars, and was wondering if anyone
here has experience with this.
I have some default settings in a yaml file, and am trying to overwrite values
based on vm types.
I get the wanted behaviour from running something like "qubesctl --show-output
Qubes doesn't use video acceleration as it is less secure.
Mplayer is IMO the best option for video playback in VMs, as it focuses a lot
on optimizing without using acceleration.
You can also sacrifice some quality for speed with some of these options:
mplayer -vfm ffmpeg -sws 4 -lavdopts
skiploo
I do this, but I use a squid proxy setup from rustybird to cache updates.
Starting up and shutting down VMs still takes the same amount of time though.
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I personally have pillars in /srv/pillar/tops_d and added the top file
/srv/pillar/_tops/base/tops_d.top.
The top file includes relative paths from /srv/pillar/ with a dot instead of a
slash:
base:
'*':
- tops_d.statefile1
- tops_d.statefile2
- tops_d.statefile3
- tops_d.statefi
qvm-check checks if for existence by default.
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Thank you so much for your work, I have saved so much time and memory because
of your amazing firewall!
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> I notice that Tor has a means for "Bridges." A Bridge being an IP Address
> that allow one to make a first hop to an IP Address that the ISP, or local
> server is not expecting, or blocking.
>
> My problem being that if one was in a place like China, then the government
> is surely trying
I recently deleted three large AppVMs on accident.
I panicked and shut off my computer to avoid writing.
The AppVMs were on a secondary usb drive, configured as show in the qubes
documentation.
I tried to recover using the relevant /etc/lvm/archive/ files with vgcfgrestore
and ended up using --fo
I would also suggest mplayer for performance if MPV does not work for you.
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December 23, 2019 6:09 PM, "hut7no' via qubes-users"
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I have a setup like this:
AppVM -> FirewallVM -> NetVM -> internet
and want to be able to use UPnP for the AppVM.
Do any of you know how you would set this up in Qubes?
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I have a setup like this:
AppVM -> FirewallVM -> NetVM -> internet
and want to be able to use UPnP for the AppVM.
Do any of you know how you would set this up in Qubes?
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tetrahedra via qubes-users:
By default Qubes comes with two templates for AppVMs: a Debian template
and a Fedora one.
But many people seem to clone templates, so they also have an e.g
"fedora-minimal" template or a "-multimedia" one or any number of other
variations.
Why not just have "one temp
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