Closed tasket closed 5 years ago
Allow user to define a configuration (whitelist, etc.) in '/etc/default/vms/@tags/' using label names instead of actual VM names.
This allows setup of a generic "vpn" config, for example, which the user can link to any VM they think requires the "vpn" config.
Linking could be done by specifying Qubes service names like vm-boot-tag-vpn.
vm-boot-tag-vpn
How can one set a label in Qubes and how can the inside of the VM know the label?
@adrelanos Labels (actually 'tags') are known via Qubes services with a specific prefix (see here). This is now covered in the Readme.
Allow user to define a configuration (whitelist, etc.) in '/etc/default/vms/@tags/' using label names instead of actual VM names.
This allows setup of a generic "vpn" config, for example, which the user can link to any VM they think requires the "vpn" config.
Linking could be done by specifying Qubes service names like
vm-boot-tag-vpn
.