Basically you want some sort of shared storage between Qubes. This is not recommended from the security perspective since you’re essentially creating a way for one qube to exploit another. Here are some related threads:
Hello I’d like to know in detail how to correctly do this?
I have =
(A) AppVM-Fedora
(B) Annon-whonix
(C) Standalone-Debian10
(D) Block device Internal HDD Dom0:sde
So what i want to achieve is (A,B,C) can access and write “Public_Shared.extensions” Files in a “Public_Shared” Folder inside (D)
So any one can help me? how to correctly do this?
Thank you
Hello everybody
I love the CUBOS operating system … for a variety of reasons for ask to you one hand.
I use it as a desktop and laptop …
I’m having trouble sharing folders via SAMBA for standalone VMs running Linux Mint Deb.
Also I would like to create a Free Nas machine to share with all other virtual machines in the same laptop.
I state that I don’t want to touch the sys-firewall for security reasons.
Can you give me a hand and show me how to proceed with a few clear steps?
Thank you ve…
After a bit more investigation:
A shared folder mechanism or mount folder to an external storage VM might actually do more harm than good, security-wise. It is also not supported officially yet.
Hence I did the following, which is (imo) a good compromise between persistent app qube and disposabe: delete home folder before shutdown in app qube, whitelisting app-specific folders.
Example script:
#!/bin/sh
# delete all (incl. hidden) files in home, but keep following exceptions:
# ~/.config/ap…
Another idea could be to have your music in the templateVM (in a persistent area . Not sure how sound this idea is, but that way it would be read-only (kind of).
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