- While called from the ViewManager (to post the debug log)
this isn't really part of the ViewManager itself, so factor
out the pasting code into its own file.
Added new configuration "efiMountOptions" to fstab.conf
When generating the fstab entry for the ESP, take the mount options from
the new configuration or fall back to "mountOptions".
- The mitigations are slightly intrusive, and may clash
with other, similar mitigations (especially for initramfs,
the recommended solution is to configure the system with
the snippet outside of Calamares).
- These tests exercise the createTargetFile() logic,
which is essential for creating a safe initramfs
configuration snippet.
- Could be moved into libcalamares instead, since the tests
are not really initramfs specific.
- In tests, a System object might be created without first
setting up a JobQueue. In that case, there's no instance,
so no GS to insert into. Avoid crash here.
- Calamares may need to create files in the target system;
provide a convenient API for doing so.
- This is mostly intended for small files with constant contents.
- This is a simple variation on the theme of things-that-call-a-
initramfs-updater, so the code is mostly a copy of initramfs/
module. I didn't even bother to strip out the configuration-
handling (I figure it might be good for *something*) so now
"" and "$uname" are valid kernel names as well.
- Fixes security issue where the initramfs ends up readable
by all, and that includes the cryptfile for LUKS.
SEE #1190
- Rename classes and functions to be more descriptive
(a LuksDevice is .. information for a LUKS device, for instance).
- Move the smarts of unpacking a QVariantMap to LuksDevice.
- Apply code formatting
- Having an int timeoutSec is suggestive -- it's probably a number
of seconds -- but having an explicit type that says it's seconds
is better.
- Doesn't compile, because the implementation and consumers have
not changed.
- Use 120 seconds for update-initramfs, instead of 10. Previous
Python code had no timeout at all, which wasn't so hot either.
10 seconds, though, is too short for slow CPU & slow disk.
