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Usbguard feature request

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I am hoping that someone can program a GUI for usbguard that will allow using a [Yubikey](https://www.yubico.com/) to authorize connection and access. Since the Yubikey is a physical device, only...

TomB512

Output From `generate-policy` Command Results In Error `parse error matching tao::pegtl::sor<usbguard::RuleParser::comment, usbguard::RuleParser::rule

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# Overview Attempting to use the rules file generated by `usbguard generate-policy` results in a fatal startup error of `parse error matching tao::pegtl::sor`. Previously this was working, however i recently...

bonedaddy

Doesn't launch on Ubuntu 18.04.4 ( installation not ok + not running )

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### teameck@linux:~$ sudo apt install usbguard [sudo] Mot de passe de teameck : Lecture des listes de paquets... Fait Construction de l'arbre des dépendances Lecture des informations d'état... Fait Les...

teameck

Issues building for arm in a debian-stretch docker container

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I am trying to build usbguard for arm devices (raspberry pi) and therefore installed docker and use a debian-stretch based image to keep it all nicely contained. Unfortunately I got...

hansamann

An option to `allow-device -p` regardless of the parent?

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Usually when people want to allow a device connecting to the system, they would like to allow it connecting at whatever path (as they plug it in different ports or...

l29ah

Write PIDFile inside /var/run/usbguard directory

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Related to https://github.com/USBGuard/usbguard/issues/460, it is possible to run USBGuard as an unprivileged (non-root) user even with the -f option & Type=forking in the unit file. To get this to work,...

juspence

Add insertRule method

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Currently, appendRule function allows appending rules either to the end of the last ruleset or after a rule with the given id. This behavior is not very flexible as you...

ZoltanFridrich

error while loading shared libraries: libusbguard.so.1

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Even after `sudo apt install --reinstall usbguard` I'm getting ``` $ sudo usbguard list-devices usbguard: error while loading shared libraries: libusbguard.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or...

TriplEight

Q: Are device ids unique?

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We're wondering whether we can safely authorise a device by its ID without risking authorising the wrong device. Let me explain. We're listening to USBGuard's signals and then determine whether...

muelli

Permanently allowing device deletes comments in rules.conf

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Whenever `usbguard allow-device -p #id` is run, all comments from rules.conf are deleted. Usbguard version 1.0.0 on Debian Bullseye

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