On 06/16/2015 01:28 PM, poma wrote:
On 15.06.2015 13:12, Thomas Woerner wrote:
On 06/15/2015 12:53 PM, poma wrote:
# yum install firewall-applet
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Package Arch Version Repository Size
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Installing:
firewall-applet noarch 0.3.14.1-1.fc23 rawhide 96 k
Installing for dependencies:
kde-filesystem x86_64 4-51.fc22 rawhide 53 k
libqzeitgeist x86_64 0.8.0-13.fc23 rawhide 75 k
phonon x86_64 4.8.3-4.fc23 rawhide 204 k
phonon-backend-gstreamer x86_64 2:4.8.2-3.fc23 rawhide 147 k
proj x86_64 4.9.1-2.fc23 rawhide 209 k
python3-PyQt4 x86_64 4.11.4-1.fc23 rawhide 3.1 M
python3-sip x86_64 4.16.8-1.fc23 rawhide 99 k
qt-mobility-common x86_64 1.2.2-0.20.20140317git169da60c.fc23 rawhide 39 k
qt-mobility-location x86_64 1.2.2-0.20.20140317git169da60c.fc23 rawhide 584 k
qt-mobility-sensors x86_64 1.2.2-0.20.20140317git169da60c.fc23 rawhide 125 k
qtwebkit x86_64 2.3.4-7.fc23 rawhide 10 M
Transaction Summary
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Install 1 Package (+11 Dependent packages)
Total download size: 15 M
Installed size: 56 M
Is this ok [y/d/N]:
firewalld-0.3.14
https://lists.fedorahosted.org/pipermail/firewalld-devel/2015-June/000175.html
firewall-applet:
- new version using Qt4 fixing several issues with the Gtk version
What were the actual issues with the GTK+ version?
There have been several issues with the gtk applet:
1) The gtk statusicon widget is deprecated in gtk3, will be removed
soon. Going back to gtk2 is not a solution.
Xfce CORE is still GTK+ 2 based, therefore -stay- on GTK+ 2 -is- a solution. ;)
The old applet was using gtk3 since 2012. There are issues with gtk2 and
introspection. The use of pygtk was also not an option because of
missing python3 support, it also pulled in gobject, which then
conflicted with dbus.
2) The status icon was sometimes invisible without an error, warning or
any way to find out why, especially in Gnome3.
No problemos within the Xfce, works OK.
Yes, there have not been issues in Xfce for also all the time. But there
have been lots of issues with Gnome3. I had work arounds in the applet,
but those were not working with all Gnome3 versions.
3) The status icon was sometimes not showing the icon without an error,
warning or any way to find out why, especially in Gnome3 and gtk based
desktop environments.
No problemos within the Xfce, works OK.
See above.
4) With KDE5 there is no support for old-style system tray icons
anymore. Only Qt based applets and AppIndicator applets are supported,
but AppIndicator has the same issues with the icons in Gnome3 and other
gtk based desktops.
That's right, the Application Indicators aka "AppIndicator" is the Canonical/Ubuntu/Unity technology.
The Qt applet is working in KDE5, Gnome3, Xfce, Mate and others
supporting system tray icons without any issues for me. Therefore this
is the way to go.
There are some issues, at least within the Xfce - "shrivel" systray icon.
See "firewall-applet-Qt4-shrivel-systray-icon.png"
Same crap happens as with the vlc systray icon, again Qt4.
I do not see this in Xfce. Do you have special panel settings?
Additionally while doing the recode in Qt I realized that the UI
handling with Qt is much simpler and more predictable. I plan to port
firewall-config also over to Qt for one of the next releases.
Qt5 - ready steady?
There is also a Qt5 version, but it behaving strange in KDE5.
"Qt 4.8.7 Released - Marks The End Of Qt4"
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=qt-4.8.7-qt4-update-released
https://github.com/t-woerner/firewalld/commit/2625806
New firewall-applet version using Qt
- Dropped shields up/down mechanism, was not optimal.
Please explain what was -not optimal-, related to "Shields" functionality.
Shields-up/-down was settings the default zone in firewalld. There is no
runtime only setting for the default zone, therefore it was setting it
for the whole system in a persistent way.
If there is a request, I will add it to the new applet.
$ rpm -q firewall-applet
firewall-applet-0.3.14.1-1.fc23.noarch
$ rpm -ql firewall-applet | grep man
/usr/share/man/man1/firewall-applet.1.gz
$ man /usr/share/man/man1/firewall-applet.1.gz
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GSETTINGS
firewall-applet has additional settings to adapt the look and feel.
The used backend depends on the distribution and can be either dconf or GConf.
The path to the settings is org.fedoraproject.FirewallApplet.
You can use dconf-editor or gconf-editor to see and modify them.
The following settings are supported:
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show-inactive
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blink
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blink-count
Is this manual a bit outdated?
Oh yes, I forgot to adapt the man page. Thanks for finding this one.
https://github.com/t-woerner/firewalld/commit/5b47854
Dropped applet gschema remain: org.fedoraproject.FirewallApplet.gschema.xml
BTW
dconf write /org/fedoraproject/FirewallApplet/show-inactive true
dconf write /org/fedoraproject/FirewallApplet/blink true
dconf dump /org/fedoraproject/FirewallApplet/
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show-inactive=true
blink=true
What is equivalent to this, now in Qt4 form?
As far as I know there is no command line tool for this. You can
create/change ~/.config/firewall-applet/firewalld.conf
The names here are bad, so I hanged them to
~/.config/firewall/applet.conf:
https://github.com/t-woerner/firewalld/commit/f137568077af9a11823cdee816f80f16ff6deec8
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