+TOR_CONTROL_PASSWD='passwd'
Why do we set this?
Iceweasel (as amnesia) does not have access to the authentication
cookie, and shouldn't. If Torbutton cannot read the authentication cookie,
it refuses to talk to the control port, even when substituted with this
filter. So I need to tell it
anonym wrote:
11/02/14 19:14, winterfairy at riseup.net wrote:
I believe I have fixed the regression described in ticket #6383. When
access to Tor's control port was restricted (to prevent GETINFO
address), Torbutton could no longer do New Identity. I have created
a filtering proxy
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy at riseup.net wrote (20 Feb 2014 11:52:17 GMT) :
3. It might be overkill, and surely adds some code, but I would pass
the port to listen on, control port socket path and authentication
cookie path as command-line arguments (preferably named
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy at riseup.net wrote (14 Feb 2014 15:05:56 GMT) :
Electrum sounds interesting, if we want a Bitcoin client in Tails.
At least, anyone who has been doing some Tails user support knows for
sure there is some demand and use cases.
Electrum is not part of Debian
intrigeri wrote:
Hi,
(Note: it would be great not to break threading: anyone reading the
old thread, but not this one, will miss your reply etc. IIRC you read
the list via the archives, so I understand it's a bit of a pain, but
hopefully your MUA allows you to insert arbitrary References and
Bitcoin-QT is also useful
For a live-cd I would prefer the Bitcoin client Electrum because you
need only a passphrase to restore your wallet after reboot and you
don't have to download the full blockchain.
See: https://electrum.org/index.html
If I may chime in I'd say that I installed it
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy wrote:
I believe I have fixed the regression described in ticket #6383.
When access to Tor's control port was restricted (to prevent GETINFO
address), Torbutton could no longer do New Identity. I have created
a filtering proxy for the control port, that only
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy at riseup.net wrote (08 Feb 2014 16:30:49 GMT) :
AFAIK, there is no ticket tracking this regression.
The original issue was a subitem in #5624.
I suggest you file a ticket, with milestone = 0.23, assigned to the
current RM (anonym), so that this isn't lost among
I believe I have fixed the regression described in ticket #6383. When
access to Tor's control port was restricted (to prevent GETINFO address),
Torbutton could no longer do New Identity. I have created a filtering
proxy for the control port, that only allows SIGNAL NEWNYM. This is enough
to make
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy at riseup.net wrote (08 Dec 2013 11:54:32 GMT) :
I just filed ticket #6470, https://labs.riseup.net/code/issues/6470:
[...]
To sum up my thoughts:
* liveusb-creator-launcher.desktop: yes
* tails-upgrader.desktop: can be integrated as-is
* WhisperBack
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy at riseup.net wrote (07 Dec 2013 17:02:43 GMT) :
Done in the same branch :)
Tested on a few repos, works fine for me. Congrats!
Merged into devel. I would have merged into testing too, if the branch
wasn't branched off devel. Will be in 0.23 instead of 0.22.1
I just filed ticket #6470, https://labs.riseup.net/code/issues/6470:
Currently one cannot translate the following desktop files through
Transifex:
- whisperback/data/whisperback.desktop
- persistence-setup/share/applications/tails-persistence-setup.desktop
-
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy wrote:
See my tails repository, branch import-translations-extern.
[...]
Here's an initial code review.
Instead of:
SCRIPT_DIR=$(cd $(dirname $0) pwd)
.. I would write the slightly nicer (to my eye):
SCRIPT_DIR=$(readlink -f $(dirname $0))
Done
intrigeri wrote:
I had a quick look at two of those.
It does look good, but I must say the intense code duplication makes
me wonder if we shouldn't instead add one single script to the Tails
main repository, make it take the relevant parameters [...]
What do you think?
Maybe. I cannot see
Besides IUK and perl5lib for which Transifex resources still does not
exist, I believe I have resolved ticket #6207:
See branch import-translations in the following repositories (all based
on respective master branch):
- winterfairy/greeter
- winterfairy/persistence-setup
- winterfairy/liveusb
intrigeri wrote:
I just run a bunch of tests on three different laptops.
Below, emergency means that I've removed the boot USB stick once the
greeter appeared, applet means that I've used the GNOME panel applet
to shutdown the system, and N/M means N successes on M attempts.
ThinkPenguin
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy wrote:
For the other repositories: The bug says something about Makefile targets,
but it is okay that it is a script, right? And that the user must manually
invoke the script to pull translations, just like in the tails repo right
now?
I think it's a very good
winterfairy wrote:
I still believes what I said about overwriting something it shouldn't, and
now I also believe it is directly Intel graphic card related. These are
still guesses though, I may be wrong.
Fixed in bugfix/sdmem_on_intel_gpu (based on devel) in my repo :D
Please test
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy at riseup.net wrote (30 Nov 2013 19:00:56 GMT) :
There was a purpose of the code in import-translations that was removed
by commit:
e76059cd74bec591d7104b65e3f188e43a36ef7f
Commits b2a3952 and d62bf4c (directly pushed to devel, sorry) should
restore
reproduce this issue in libvirt/qemu (qxl graphics). winterfairy, what
graphics driver is used by the system exposing this bug?
lspci:
00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960
Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
(using i915 driver according to lsmod)
I've seen
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy at riseup.net wrote (29 Nov 2013 14:14:46 GMT) :
Please review and merge:
- repo winterfairy/tails, branch import-translations (based on
devel)
Merged and pushed some refactoring commits on top.
There was a purpose of the code in import-translations
).
The actual release process document is also updated.
Please review and merge:
- repo winterfairy/tails, branch import-translations (based on devel)
- repo winterfairy/greeter, branch import-translations (based on master)
I have only finished the work on those two repositories yet, but I want
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy at riseup.net wrote (24 Nov 2013 14:02:00 GMT) :
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=71963
Awesome :)
And now merged :)
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intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy at riseup.net wrote (22 Nov 2013 12:23:14 GMT) :
It seems Shutdown immediately and Reboot immediately both reboots
the
system in current nightly builds of experimental.
I can confirm the system reboots with a recent build from
experimental, when using
intrigeri wrote:
Merged, thanks!
Nice :)
Anyway, since it's fixed upstream, I'm happy to take the temporary
kludge, with some marker in the code so that we revise it for Jessie
(I'll add the markers, don't worry).
Ok.
I'll update feature/spoof-mac and the package in experimental shortly.
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy wrote:
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy wrote:
I am a bit uncertain, as recently hrv has been added
for the keyboard layout us/hbs (serbo-croatian (us)).
I do not really know if hr (croatian) keyboard layout
is preferred for croatia.
Fedora
It seems Shutdown immediately and Reboot immediately both reboots the
system in current nightly builds of experimental.
Known issue?
I have not investigated it further.
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intrigeri wrote:
Kill Your TV wrote (21 Nov 2013 02:06:30 GMT) :
intrigeri intrigeri at boum.org wrote:
Kill Your TV wrote (14 Nov 2013 20:32:45 GMT) :
If ACLs can be used [...]
I've no idea if they're available for SquashFS, especially once
combined with aufs. One would have to test this.
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy wrote:
I am a bit uncertain, as recently hrv has been added
for the keyboard layout us/hbs (serbo-croatian (us)).
I do not really know if hr (croatian) keyboard layout
is preferred for croatia.
Fedora installer selects hr it seems.
It would
You can make the IUK packages smaller by replacing
rsync --archive --quiet --delete-after
with
rsync -rlpgoD --checksum --quiet --delete-after
This since many files currently is copied even if they actually haven't
changed, only had their timestamp updated (maybe because timestamp is set
to
My branch bugfix/norwegian-layout in my winterfairy/greeter repo fixes
bug #5741. Nynorsk and norsk bokmål (both version of norwegian) now gets
norwegian keyboard layout, sardinian now gets italian keyboard layout, and
hrvatski (croatian) now gets croatian keyboard layout. Portuguese/brazil
In branch bugfix/ibus in my repo winterfairy/tails, which is based on
tails testing branch, there is patches that replaces SCIM with IBus, much
like I did for wheezy.
The most important reason for this is to fix bug #6206, which made it
impossible to use pinentry when logging in with Chinese
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy at riseup.net wrote (07 Nov 2013 09:47:30 GMT) :
In branch bugfix/ibus in my repo winterfairy/tails, which is based on
tails testing branch, there is patches that replaces SCIM with IBus, much
like I did for wheezy.
Great!
Reviewed (looks good, I just wonder
intrigeri wrote:
This stuff (+ 2 minor polish commits of mine) can be tested in:
[...]/tails-i386-feature_wheezy-0.22-20131105T0917Z-30e8c3c.iso
Ok.
I wonder if we really want to start the ibus daemon and applet unless
logged in with a locale that needs one of these input methods, so I've
intrigeri wrote:
Alan wrote (05 Nov 2013 10:32:36 GMT) :
It doesn't (greeter fails to start), python backtrace in the logs.
Thanks for testing.
Should now be fixed, triggering a Jenkins build.
I can confirm it now works, and that my patches works as they should in
Wheezy too.
intrigeri wrote:
winterfairy wrote:
Kevin wrote:
winterfairy wrote:
If standalone like now, we need to get Runa or someone to add a new
translation resource on Transifex for it. In this case, which repository
and which branch should we be tracking the pot file in?
tails
Are there any ISO files of recent wheezy builds of Tails available for
download somewhere?
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, I'll follow the same design pattern as
the GNOME clock applet and we can borrow the translation strings from
them (both projects being GPL, I don't believe this should be an issue,
please correct me if I'm wrong).
This should be fine, yes.
Kevin wrote:
winterfairy wrote:
Is this clock applet
of branches instead. Possible?From 4a9824cb2150071bd2dc9b3ecddee044805c6447 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: WinterFairy winterfa...@riseup.net
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 2013 14:11:12 +
Subject: [PATCH 1/7] Language and syntax fixes
---
GdmGreeter/language.py |8
1 files changed, 4 insertions
Kevin wrote:
[1] http://kevin.c.krinke.ca/builds/tailsclock/tailsclock_0.3-1_all.deb
I tested simply installing this deb in a running Tails and adding the
applet to the panel.
I saw the following problems:
- Seconds are showing by default, eg 10.25.47.
The checkbox Display seconds? is not
now on the page
https://tails.boum.org/doc/first_steps/bug_reporting/, and in the intro
text of Whisperback.
Does that make sense or do you think it will be confusing to have only
the title of the page and the launcher talk about error instead of
bug; winterfairy, what do you think about all
Hi.
I want to propose some wording improvements for whisperback and
corresponding documentation.
Right now, the desktop icon read as Report a bug. Bug is a real and
recognized word for software error, but it is also a real and recognized
word for a kind of surveillance device secretly recording
Hi.
intrigeri wrote:
...
This next step is now implemented in feature/intltoolize, based upon
feature/merge-pot-files. It would make sense to review and merge both
at the same time. Candidate for 0.19.1 or 0.20, whichever comes first
= please review and merge into devel, and into stable
intrigeri wrote:
Hi,
winterfa...@riseup.net wrote (24 Jun 2013 10:46:42 GMT) :
Something went wrong in this branch. Checking the swedish translations
the
following two errors exists (po/sv.po):
#: config/chroot_local-includes/usr/local/bin/tails-start-i2p:82
#:
intrigeri wrote:
Hi winterfairy,
intrigeri wrote (25 May 2013 14:08:39 GMT) :
winterfa...@riseup.net wrote (25 May 2013 12:20:08 GMT) :
This patch removed the following Iceweasel prefs from Tails:
- security.warn_leaving_secure
OK, I'm now convinced this one is overkill :)
Do you want
The following patches introduce support for persisting /var/lib/tor. The
primary benefit of this is the improved security/anonymity by keeping ones
Tor entry guards. But there is bootstrap and circuit speed benefits too.
Read the commit summaries for reasoning and explanation.
Please review, and
This patch removed the following Iceweasel prefs from Tails:
- security.warn_leaving_secure
- security.warn_submit_insecure
They are not set in either Firefox nor TBB, and users have
reported them being very confusing in the context of Tails,
see commit message and recent forum posts.
From
Hi,
winterfa...@riseup.net wrote (06 May 2013 12:54:51 GMT) :
The following bugs in tails-greeter is fixed by
the attached patches:
Many thanks! Much appreciated :)
I've applied these patches to tails-greeter master branch, built
a snapshot .deb, uploaded it our `experimental' APT suite,
The following bugs in tails-greeter is fixed by
the attached patches:
* Forward button was not translatable.
* Forward button didn't use the intended icon,
but had the same icon as the Login button.
* If toggling more options on and off the Login button
ended up in English regardless
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