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@sanquaes I'm running luks encryption and the opera.patch code outputs encryption ENABLED when i run device_state.sh directly and writes it to device_attrs but the plugin still publishes diskEncrypted: false.

I'm not using lvm though but if the device_state.sh properly detects that it's encrypted should that not be enough? or is there some other magic happening somewhere in the closed source maybe!?

IIRC password status check works reliably only for KDE and Gnome, but not for other desktop environments. As for the encryption check, we have made that opera.patch to introduce LUKS+LVM support. However, it may not work for other encryption methods and likely needs a rework.

I do not know about password status, but the code detecting encryption works here. How is your disk encrypted? The code used is here https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/opera.patch?h=endpoint-verification#n48

I've managed to get this running and it's reporting some attributes. But I cant get it to set disk encryption to true and password status in apparently still show off. Has anyone gotten this to work?

I have updated the package. On my Arch systems, both /bin/hostname and /usr/bin/hostname are present, so I made an assumption that at least one of them should be in the PATH. Relying on the contents of /etc/hostname may be not consistent with the output of the 'hostname' command. We can revise it later if needed.

Hi,

Many thanks for this package!

When inspecting the device_state.sh file, I've noticed that the bash function get_hostname() relies on /bin/hostname to get the hostname, which does not exist on an Archlinux install. I suggest replacing line 112:

  HOSTNAME="$(/bin/hostname)"

by:

  HOSTNAME="$(cat /ect/hostname)"

Package updated to latest version.

Package updated to latest version, service file update to start properly.

@VSpike, the error occurs when device_state.sh is run as is. But it's run with "init" argument in startup script, in which case, no errors occur.

@omgitsaheadcrab, I've moved the chromium dependency to sub-package, so it's not needed while building.

Thank you all for your support!

This also fails if you don't have chromium installed. Is it possible to move the chromium dependency to inside that sub package?

Sorry, I did this late last night and it was enough to make the errors go away from the browser extension but there are a couple of issues still.

First the line in the Systemd unit should be:-

ExecStart=/opt/google/endpoint-verification/endpoint-verification

not

ExecStart=/opt/google/endpoint_verification/endpoint-verification

I also had to add a line to the device_state.sh script to stop it aborting on an error:-

[root@johncc-x1 bin]# diff -p device_state.sh{.old,}
*** device_state.sh.old 2020-10-14 09:32:28.026281002 +0100
--- device_state.sh 2020-10-14 09:23:49.540632781 +0100
*************** get_disk_encrypted() {
*** 68,73 ****
--- 68,74 ----

  get_os_name_and_version() {
    OS_INFO_FILE=/etc/os-release
+   OS_VERSION=Unknown
    if [ -r "$OS_INFO_FILE" ]; then
      OS_NAME=$("$GREP" -i '^NAME=' "$OS_INFO_FILE" | "$AWK" -F= '{ print $2 }' | "$TR" [:upper:] [:lower:])
      case "$OS_NAME" in