Not needed anyore, as all Linux plattforms we support have a proper go
version.

Before, make clean always returned with an error because the file did
not exist

- provider is bitmask
- version is current main, as testing latest stable in the CI after
  each commit does not have a real benefit
- Added a new directory ArchLinux (there is already a for directory debian)
- There is a new target `package_arch` to create the Arch package - There is a check before if we are on a Arch System
- I did not add the `package_arch`  to the `packages` target (we can not be an Debian and Arch on the same time)
- `make clean` deletes temporary build files
- Updated .gitignore

Pea Nut authored 9 months ago and jkito committed 9 months ago

This reverts commit 6b18a110. The file
gets deployed if installed as package or by using -i/--install-helper.

this removes the go generate way of generating the
pkg/config/version.go file and uses build time  ld
flags to set the version when building from git or
uses .gitattributes to set it during git archive

the python script needed python to be installed on the user's machine
to be able to successfully install

this is changed to use a statically compiled go binary for performing
the post-install tasks

fixes #775

- this updates the .desktop template file to support multiple
provider icons
- adds a .png instead of the .svg icon file and adds it to sources/include-binaries

instead of using the helper to launch openvpn
we can use the upstream openvpn service which
is available in the official installer

for some reason the commit that introduced it
earlier was partially reverted, in my testing
it is working as expected

this path is used for storing the git-archive  output
of this repo

the relative path works across platforms and provides
working path for both powershell and cygwin based git
whereas `pwd` output differs in powershell vs cygwin

on linux Qt Installer Framework is not used for packagin
so this check in the makefile can be skipped for linux

`bitmask-root` needs to be in in the path (/usr/local/bin did not work). Maybe I overlook something here, but this seems required to get the dev environment up and running.
This is currently how I run/debug things:

```
make vendor (required only once)
make build && make install_dev_linux && DEBUG=1 LEAP_DRYRUN=1 build/qt/release/riseup-vpn --no-systray
```

jkito authored 2 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

windows doesn't need to download and pack the openvpn
binary as we it uses the windows provided VPN service

jkito authored 2 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

the installation path depends on how sigcheck was
installed, in case it is installed from choco its
put in another location

this assumes sigcheck.exe will be available on path

jkito authored 2 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

this changes the symlinking to instead copy the  vendor
files same as done for when detecting platform is mingw

kali authored 3 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

- Resolves: #339

It changes the transifex urls that are used for localization, updates to
related documentation as well.

Related: #614

Signed-off-by: Sam Whited <sam@samwhited.com>

Sam Whited authored 3 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 3 years ago

Removes some GNUisms in favor of POSIX-make or generally more portable
make constructs.

Signed-off-by: Sam Whited <sam@samwhited.com>

kali authored 3 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 3 years ago

A vulnerability in QtIFW produces improper ACLs to be set when
installing in custom locations. This can lead to privilege escalation if
a non-privileged user overwrites the openvpn binary. Thanks to
researchers at Tenable for finding and reporting this!

Impact is considered low-medium, since an installation outside of the
suggested path is needed to trigger the issue.

Privileged execution of openvpn should be abandoned in next release, in
favor of the interactive service.

A bug upstream should be filed since other projects could be affected by
this vulnerability too.

-Resolves: #569