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USBGuard is a software framework for implementing USB device authorization policies (what kind of USB devices are authorized) as well as method of use policies (how a USB device may interact with the...
With recent kernels (at least on Fedora), I have seen the USB root hubs change ports. If you have `DeviceRulesWithPort=true` (not the default) set in `usbguard-daemon.conf`, your USB root hubs...
Hello. I am using USBguard on Mint 20.3. I have used it for years without issue but in the last week, something weird started to happen. I decided to purge...
Hello, I had some devices which I set rules for with the `-p` flag. However, they stopped looking, I compared the devices stats to what was in the rules, and...
Running ```usbguard --version``` should help us handle fixes and issues more easily in the future. By doing so, it's easier to track down which options have been enabled during build...
https://usbguard.github.io/documentation/dbus/doc-org.usbguard.Policy.html#gdbus-method-org-usbguard-Policy.listRules shows ``` listRules (IN s query, OUT a(us) ruleset); ``` but since 50c99211d512b963a8bcf271e316b65b967ab585 the "query" parameter got renamed. This caused me an hour of headache now to find out...
Running `usbguard --version` at least on Ubuntu 22.04 does not produce any versioning information. Handling these issues and fixes might be easier with known version numbers. So please add support...
Hey. As per discussion in: https://github.com/USBGuard/usbguard/issues/461#issuecomment-1341166832 and especially because of the security sensitive nature of `rules.conf`, please clarify the exact semantics of comments in it. I.e., is it just if...
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It seems that usbguard fails to start if rule line in rules.conf ends with space character. (Problem may also occur with other lines, i did not check that.) I added...
Hey. I recently stumbled over the following situation: AFAIU, `rules.conf` is mostly meant to store "permanent" rules, e.g. like whitelisting some "internal" USB devices, like the host controllers or a...