Rules will be reset to a single 'accept' line, which is something
that the GUI tools like. It's an easy way to get out of CLI firewall
modifications if someone wants to go back to using GUI for them.
fixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#4710
The code assumes that QubesVMInUseError is thrown for a failed
dependency check, but there are also other reasons. We need to
handle the case when dependency list is empty, and also display
the original message.
See also QubesOS/qubes-core-admin#308 for which this was needed.
* origin/pr/124:
Add missing docstrings
Add a test for vm.get_mem()
Update tests to mock admin.vm.CurrentState
qvm-ls: display memory as integer number
Use admin.vm.CurrentState method for power state and memory
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#5166
qvm-shutdown with the --wait option checks if the machine
state is 'Halted', but a disposable VM is usually deleted by
the time of the final check, resulting in a non-zero exit code.
This change handles properly disposable VMs, and makes sure
we always output an error message when finishing with a non-zero
exit code.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#5245.
* origin/pr/111:
Add tests for --tree option of qvm-ls
Sort domains in network tree list
network tree manpage entry added
added feature to list domains as network tree
If the VM is powered off shortly after startup, it may happen that
qubes.SetMonitorLayout would start it again. Avoid this by using
autostart=False argument to run_service() function.
Note that there is a vm.is_running() check at the beginning of the
function already, but if it happens while the VM is cleaned up, it may
still report that it's running, but at the time of run_service() call it
is not.
This allows to run a service but do not cause a qube to be started it
isn't already running. This is especially useful for background /
internal calls designed to service a running target VM - if VM is not
running, those do not make sense to be called in the first place.
Specifically, this will allow qvm-start-gui to avoid re-starting a
domain while calling qubes.NotifyMonitorLayout, when a VM is shutdown
shortly after its startup.
Previous commit introduced protection against uncommon (potentially
malicious) compression filters. This breaks restoring backups made with
a custom compression filter. Add an option to override this check, by
naming compression filter to use explicitly.
* origin/pr/99:
devices: add missing docstring for _get_device_classes
devices: make iteration device classes compatible with Python2
tools/qvm-device: make PEP8 happy
tests/devices: add test for handling listing device classes
tests/devices: make PEP8 happy
devices: handle listing of available device classes
devices: make PEP8 happy
Add support for importing volume data with qvm-volume tool.
This could be also used to clear volume by issuing:
qvm-volume import --no-resize some-vm:private /dev/null
QubesOS/qubes-issues#5192
Reinstalling template is a recommended way to get it back to a clean
state after potential compromise. In that case it is essential to
discard any persistent storage of old template, as it could be used by
the attacker to re-compromise it after reinstall.
Do this similar as root volume is overridden - via volume import
function.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#5192
Fix syntax workaround for python3.7 + python2.7. This code can't use
'yield from' to be still importable on python2.7, but asyncio.sleep() is
no longer iterable on python3.7. Workaround it by manually calling
coroutine.send(None) in a loop - ugly as hell, but works. I can't wait
until we could drop python2 support...
Addresses review comments, specifically:
* updates qvm-clone tests to handle ignore_errors option
* adds manpage reference to new --ignore-errors option
* trims line length in qvm-clone changes
All tests should now be passing, including the new qvm-clone
functionality.
Specify compression explicitly in the backup profile, not only when
requested with --compress or --compress-filter.
This will allow to disable compression with --no-compress option, as the
default if no compression is specified in the profile is to use gzip.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#4803
When cloning VM, create it in the same pool as the source one.
Previously it always used default pool, which means for example renaming
a VM in non-default pool moved it back to the default one.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#4145FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#4523
qubes.VMShell service, used by qvm-run, expects the command on the first
input line. Previously, when --localcmd was used, the command wasn't
written anywhere and the local command was connected directly to
qubes.VMShell service. And the first line of its output was interpreted
as a command.
Fix this by starting the local command separately, after sending the
command to qubes.VMShell service.
While at it, unify handling shell command and service calls in the process.
vm.run_service(..., localcmd= ) isn't that useful in general case,
because for qubes.VMShell the caller first need to send the command
before starting local process. Since the qvm-run tool needs to implement
manual starting localcmd anyway, don't use localcmd= run_service's
argument at all to unify calling methods.
There is slight behavior change: previously localcmd was started only
after establishing service connection (for example only if qrexec policy
allows), now it is started in all the cases.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#4040
The qubesd daemon have no information about clone source - from that
side it looks like a new VM. This means application menu is created as
for a new VM.
To fix this re-initialize menu with --source option as part of the clone
operation. It will copy both list of available applications (if
applicable) and selected applications.
This fixes both qvm-clone case and rename.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#3902FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#4124
By definition StandaloneVM is not linked to the template. Creating one
from a template is a clone operation. It's already possible using
qvm-clone tool, but it's logical to do that using qvm-create tool too.
This was the case in R3.2 too.
While adding this special case, skip cloning private volume, to preserve
behaviour of TemplateBaseVMs which do not inherit private volume either.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#3793
Port 5a39e777089d8bde6d0a620830a898c1cf3dd924 ("events: add support for
wildcard event handlers") from qubes-core-admin:
Support registering handlers for more flexible wildcard events: not only
'*', but also 'something*'. This allows to register handlers for
'property-set:*' and such.
If file to be imported is larger than the default root volume, resize
the volume first. It might be also a good idea to shrink it when needed,
but currently the backend refuse it.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#3422
Add an explicit method for forcing emulated VGA output. Previously it
was possible only by removing `gui` feature (setting it to false had a
different effect), or enabling debug mode.
Using lack of a feature as a third state was a bad idea.
QubesOS/qubes-issues#3585
This is especially the case for domain-shutdown event for DispVM - when
handled, DispVM can be already removed. Give the handled VM object even
if actual VM is already removed. For this, avoid VM existence check by
using domains.get_blind() method.
And actually implement domains.get_blind() method - it was present only
in generic collection, but not VMCollection.
Right now Admin API backend will refuse to shrink volume anyway, but
we're planning to relax this restriction. Make sure the client side
(qvm-volume tool here, GUI VM settings already have this in place) will
employ appropriate safety check.
QubesOS/qubes-issues#3725
If needs to be extended - do it before import. If needs to be reduced -
after. This way, if data import fails for any reason, previous data
won't be destroyed (truncated).
Also, convert error on shrinking volume to a warning, as it doesn't break
the template (just leave it with bigger disk than needed). Currently all
storage pool implementations refuse to shrink a volume (but it may
change in the future).
QubesOS/qubes-issues#3169
'qvm-run --dispvm' cannot easily make a separate qubes.WaitForSession
call. Instead, if --gui is active, pass the new WaitForSession argument
to qubes.VMShell, which will do the equivalent.
The unit tests have been copied (in slightly adapted form) from commit
a620f02e2aFixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#3012ClosesQubesOS/qubes-core-admin-client#49
When calling a service in DispVM, the connection is established only
after session is ready (if required for given service). qrexec-client by
default use 5s here, which is too low depending on hardware. Use
'qrexec_timeout' property here for DispVM case.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#3012
