Prior to this commit, whenever the user selected the default kernel in
a VM's "Advanced Settings" dialog in Qubes Manager, the
"uses_default_kernel" flag would not be saved as expected. Instead of
the intent to use the default kernel version for the VM in the future,
the VM would be stuck with the specific kernel version and not any new
future default kernel versions.
This issue occurs because the "kernel" property setter for the QubesVm
class resets the "uses_default_kernel" member variable to False, and
Qubes Manager sets the "uses_default_kernel" property before setting the
"kernel" property.
Resolve this issue by making sure that the "uses_default_kernel"
member variable of the VM in question is set after the "kernel" member
variable.
Prior to this commit, there have been occasional issues with the usage
of the Qubes Manager's VM restart button where the restart procedure
is interrupted due to an exception thrown after the VM in question is
shut down. The exception has the following backtrace:
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line: assert not vm.is_running()
func: start_vm
line no.: 1198
file: /usr/lib64/python2.7/site-packages/qubesmanager/main.py
----
line: self.caller.start_vm(vm)
func: check_if_vm_has_shutdown
line no.: 308
file: /usr/lib64/python2.7/site-packages/qubesmanager/main.py
Upon investigation, the root cause of the issue appears to be
inconsistent information provided by Xen regarding a recently-shut-down
VM's start-up timestamp and its state (i.e., running or shut down).
In some cases Xen would report that the VM is running whereas the
start-up timestamp would be returned as None, due to unknown reasons.
This inconsistency would then cause the code modified by this commit to
call the Qubes Manager's "start_vm" method, which would attempt to
assert that a VM is shut down, which would raise the aforementioned
exception.
This commit aims to resolve this issue by checking whether the VM has
fully shut down according to Xen and by calling "start_vm" only if the
VM has fully shut down.
This commit also slightly refactors the affected code.
Fixes: QubesOS/qubes-issues#2438
Saving (and also applying) firewall rules may modify VM's "services",
which are stored in qubes.xml. This is the case for "Allow connection to
Updates Proxy" - which also enables/disables 'yum-proxy-setup' service.
Without this commit, such change was ignored.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#2770
I had someone tell me IRL that they thought the fact that it still asked
for a password when "Encrypt backup" was unchecked was a bug. This is
not the case, so explain why.
I think this wording is more user-friendly than "also used for an HMAC"
or such.
Fixes https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues/issues/2365
This reverts commit 4a3240bf1a.
VM names never contain any unicode characters, so this fix only
propagates the possibility of an encoding error to further down
the line, rather than removing it.
A proper fix would involve filtering the input to the search box
as we do with creating & renaming VMs.
* i18n:
i18n: update translations
i18n: add configuration for transifex client
i18n: add 'en' translation file as a source template
Translated some strings to test the process
i18n: add skeleton translation file for spanish
i18n: wrap strings with self.tr
i18n: add basic support for translations
