LinuxKernel pool support only read-only volumes, so save_on_stop=True
doesn't make sense. Make it more explicit - raise NotImplementedError
otherwise.
Also, migrate old configs where snap_on_start=True, but no source was
given.
QubesOS/qubes-issues#2256
This driver isn't used in default Qubes 4.0 installation, but if we do
have it, let it follow defined API and its own documentation. And also
explicitly reject not supported operations:
- support only revisions_to_keep<=1, but do not support revert() anyway
(implemented version were wrong on so many levels...)
- use 'save_on_stop'/'snap_on_start' properties directly instead of
obsolete volume types
- don't call sudo - qubesd is running as root
- consistently use path, path_cow, path_source, path_source_cow
Also, add tests for BlockDevice instance returned by
FileVolume.block_device().
QubesOS/qubes-issues#2256
Do not always use pool named 'default'. Instead, have global
`default_pool` property to specify default storage pools.
Additionally add `default_pool_*` properties for each VM property, so
those can be set separately.
QubesOS/qubes-issues#2256
Those functions are coroutines anyway, so allow event handlers to be
too.
Some of this (`domain-create-on-disk`, `domain-remove-from-disk`) will
be useful for appmenus handling.
This will allow starting processes and calling RPC services in those
events. This if required for usb devices, which are attached using RPC
services.
Intentionally keep device listing events synchronous only - to
discourage putting long-running actions there.
This change also require some not-async attach method version for
loading devices from qubes.xml - have `load_persistent` for this.
When rule does not specify forced target (`target=...`), generic
`$dispvm` wasn't resolved to specific Disposable VM (based on
`default_dispvm` property).
This ease Admin API administration, and also adds checking if qrexec
policy + scripts matches actual Admin API methods implementation.
The idea is to classify every Admin API method as either local
read-only, local read-write, global read-only or global read-write.
Where local/global means affecting a single VM, or the whole system.
See QubesOS/qubes-issues#2871 for details.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#2871
commit/recover/reset should really be handled in start/stop. Nothing
stops specific pool implementation to define such functions privately.
QubesOS/qubes-issues#2256
Always define those properties, always include them in volume config.
Also simplify overriding pool based on volume type defined by those:
override pool unless snap_on_start=True.
QubesOS/qubes-issues#2256
Linux kernel bug cause hypercall fails from HVM userspace (see
referenced issue). As a simple workaround, do not advertise SMAP to VMs
- but still use it as hypervisor level.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#2881
Since libvirt do provide object for dom0 too, return it here.
It's much easier than special-casing AdminVM everywhere. And in fact
sometimes it is actually useful (for example attaching devices from/to
dom0, adjusting memory).
The first operation returns a token, which can be passed to the second
one to actually perform clone operation. This way the caller needs have
power over both source and destination VMs (or at least appropriate
volumes), so it's easier to enforce appropriate qrexec policy.
The pending tokens are stored on Qubes() instance (as QubesAdminAPI is
not persistent). It is design choice to keep them in RAM only - those
are one time use and this way restarting qubesd is a simple way to
invalidate all of them. Otherwise we'd need some additional calls like
CloneCancel or such.
QubesOS/qubes-issues#2622
Add convenient collection wrapper for easier getting selected volume.
Storage pool implementation may still provide only volume listing
function (pool.list_volumes), or, additionally, optimized
pool.get_volume.
This means it is both possible to iterate over volumes:
```python
for volume in pool.volumes:
...
```
And get a single volume:
```python
volume = pool.volumes[vid]
```
QubesOS/qubes-issues#2256
In the end firewall is implemented as .Get and .Set rules, with policy
statically set to 'drop'. This way allow atomic firewall updates.
Since we already have appropriate firewall format handling in
qubes.firewall module - reuse it from there, but adjust the code to be
prepared for potentially malicious input. And also mark such variables
with untrusted_ prefix.
There is also third method: .Reload - which cause firewall reload
without making any change.
QubesOS/qubes-issues#2622FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#2869
