Alex Pyrgiotis

We had another user who was bitten by this (https://github.com/freedomofpress/dangerzone/issues/781). A workaround in their case was to create a user account with UID 1000, and run Dangerzone as that user...

@j75 The "Permission denied" errors may hint at SELinux/AppArmor being enforced in your system. In particular, rootless containers may not work properly with AppArmor, if I read this issue correctly:...

Ok, next question would be: if you try to run Dangerzone with AppArmor disabled, does it complete successfully? This way, we can narrow it down to just that. > OTOH...

Thanks a lot for trying it out. Bummer that we still don't know the root cause. So, we have a permission denied error at our hands, which manifests even with...

Sigh, how did I miss it: ``` [INFO] > /usr/bin/podman run [...] -v /tmp/user/1602/tmppynjffwh/pixels:/tmp/dangerzone:Z [...] ``` This command tells us two things: 1. When Dangerzone requested for a temporary directory,...

Hey @j75, sorry for the delay. I see you've made a lot of progress in this issue, nice! So, we have a workaround, but it has questionable security implications. First...

Thanks a lot for presenting the user feedback in a concise manner @deeplow. To get the discussion rolling, here's my suggestion for improving the UX for file saves (hot takes...

If we have such concerns we can either change the name of the resulting pdf (e.g., to `*-failed.pdf`), or ditch this idea altogether. BTW, let's keep in mind that this...

Tangent, but I did a quick dig on showing status icons for safe/unsafe files. Here's what I found: * Windows has the [IShellIconOverlay](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/shlobj_core/nn-shlobj_core-ishelliconoverlay?redirectedfrom=MSDN) hook. * One open source project taking...

> Slight preference for Unsanitized/Sanitized language - it's a longer word and not really following 'simple' language UX content rules but it's more clear than 'unsafe/safe' Since DZ isn't actually...