Attila Lakatos

> It would be very convenient if usbguard could be instructed to allow any new device plugged in **after** the command. What do you mean by "after the command"? There...

> > What do you mean by "after the command"? > > 1. The user runs something like `usbguard allow-new-devices` > > 2. The user plugs in one or more...

May I ask you to specify which rule causes the problem? If there are some problems with generating default rules, I will have to reproduce it first.

Connection is mostly refused when the user/group you are using is not listed in either - ```IPCAllowedGroups``` - ```IPCAllowedUsers``` - ```IPCAccessControlFiles``` For additional information, see the ```usbguard-daemon.conf``` manual page, section...

Hey @pcraciunoiu, Please try to not mix the files built from sources and those installed through the distribution you are using. By default, ```sudo make install``` command installs all the...

Hi @ckastner, It is already part of usbguard since 0.7.5 release.

It looks like that comments are not described in the manual pages. It would be a great idea to somehow include it in the documentation. I think it would make...

Hello @TheBigFish, As @genodeftest pointed out, there can be a number of reasons why you are experiencing this problem. However, I think it is due to permission inconsistency. Could you...

Hello, I like the idea of introducing an automatic reply on authentication failure. At first, I thought that this was a security measure similar to when you want to change...

Thanks for the PR!