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Fix Visicut calling inkscape in an AppImage.
jnweiger ab42570
Update tools/inkscape_extension/visicut_export.py
jnweiger 64f5e4f
Update tools/inkscape_extension/visicut_export.py
jnweiger 5bfbeef
rewritten as suggested
jnweiger 4a551e2
Ported the appimage patch to pathlib. Much nicer code and windows com…
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Merge branch 'master' into master
jnweiger fc2ceae
Fix regex pattern for Inkscape version parsing
jnweiger f0d62e5
update LibLaserCut
tchilov e2bada4
fix moving because of floating point errors
tchilov ebab5dc
rename Inkscape extension subfolder to VisiCut
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move to fablabnbg/LibLaserCut
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fix LibLaserCut submodule url
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fix LibLaserCut submodule url #2
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I like this
os.accesscheck, it's very compact.pathlibshould have a shortcut for that.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Maybe only checking is_file() alone is even more compact? An inkscape AppImage that has an 'AppRun' file which has no execute bits, or is mounted without exec, or suffering from a security policy, or whatever ... is out of scope here anyway.
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Just failing silently is not the best idea. Your algorithm can still cross mountpoints (that's what the
is_mountcheck was there for before) and I can imagine a bunch of false positive detections ofAppRuns in that case. For instance, in some occasions, AppDirs can be integrated in each other (lazy approach but it works, I use that myself occasionally). In such a case, the execute bit on someAppRunin the chain might not be set. Also, AppImages can be extracted and copied to devices that do not have the executable bit set, etc.The check is fine and it's good to have it. In fact, security wise, we should add the mountpoint check and abort once it's crossed. To do so, this should be appended to the
for's body:Security (i.e., preventing critical issues) and safety (i.e., keeping users from experiencing weird behavior) always add a bit of verbosity to the code, but in the end, it's always worth it. We'd have some good reasons to throw exceptions here even. But that'd bloat this PR. I think in its current form, it's a reasonably solid implementation and I don't see any attack vector (without thinking about it for more than 5 minutes).
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I found an
INKSCAPE_COMMANDenvironment variable that seems to point to the AppRun file. Can you check if we can use this instead? First guess:This would avoid the potential problems.
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@jnweiger Could you please change to use
INKSCAPE_COMMAND(and check if it works), so that we can merge?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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ping :-)
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I no longer remember this issue. Sorry. What should we do?
First check if INKSCAPE_COMMAND exists, if not try INKSCAPE_BIN, if not try to find AppRun with one of the loops discussed here?
Or just use INKSCAPE_COMMAND and fail if it fails?
I cannot comment on issues caused by "AppDirs integrated in each other" -- if an is_mount() check helps, then please add that where appropriate.
I am happy to test drive a PR that incorporates all these wishes and concerns that we collected here.
But writing that PR is beyond me. Sorry.
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My suggestion would be to:
So basically replace all code that tries to determine the inkscape path with:
If that doesn't work we can still add more complexity.