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Cool, though it seems to be "insecure by defualt". I presume that there will be some clear way to say "I don't trust this snap, dissable everything like gsettin
by timthelion 10y ago
Cool, though it seems to be "insecure by defualt". I presume that there will be some clear way to say "I don't trust this snap, dissable everything like gsettings, pulseaudio microphone support, ect. that I wouldn't want some random untrusted code to access..."
I didn't know that DBUS supported selectively allowing access to selected services. I thought that was a new feature in the non-accepted kdbus. That was certainly what the redhat folks wrote. They wrote that it isn't possible to secure dbus without kdbus...
- mhall119 10y agoThis works: > snap disconnect <snap>:<plug> Then you can reconnect with: > snap connect <snap>:<plug> dbus mediation is something that Canonical developers added, IIRC.
- timthelion 10y agoI saw it in the docs, but my question was how did they do it when this is a missing feature in DBus... So Canonical added this feature to dbus but it hasn't made its way upstream or redhat chooses to ignore the new feature so that they have a reason to promote kdbus. OK.