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Create securedrop-svs-disp-config package #182
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Creates package for svs disposable vm that will pull down package dependencies to view the most common files, and associate mime types with these applications using the spreadsheed provided in freedomofpress/securedrop-workstation#182 .
Creates package for svs disposable vm that will pull down package dependencies to view the most common files, and associate mime types with these applications using the spreadsheed provided in freedomofpress/securedrop-workstation#182 .
Creates package for svs disposable vm that will pull down package dependencies to view the most common files, and associate mime types with these applications using the spreadsheet provided in freedomofpress/securedrop-workstation#182. This will also apply pax flags as needed.
Creates package for svs disposable vm that will pull down package dependencies to view the most common files, and associate mime types with these applications using the spreadsheet provided in freedomofpress/securedrop-workstation#182. This will also apply pax flags as needed.
Added Salt configuration logic to install this package, and it definitely installs cleanly. PR incoming. In order to test the opening in DispVMs, I'll need to submit more documents to the shared test instance (since we recently rotated the submission key used for testing). Doing that now. In the near future, we should upload some curated submissions with many different filetypes, to aid in interactive testing during review. |
The future is now - submitted a series of test files covering the types listed in the spreadsheet above to the SF test instance. Will see about automating that process at some other future point. |
To configure disposable VMs used for viewing documents, we need to create a Debian package that will do the following:
/usr/share/applications/mimeapps.list
as documented in Update mimetype handling for Debian Stretch #158.Aside from basic verification, we should ensure that PDFs don't open in LibreOffice but in
evince
(by default, LibreOffice Draw will claim PDF files after installation).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: