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default_action": "deny" doesn't apply #14
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There is .config/opensnitch in your home folder. This is for the daemon. |
Yes, @Ph0rk0z is right. There're 2 configuration files (in v1.0.0rc7):
The daemon configuration applies for example when the UI is not running, or in case of communication failure with the UI. The UI configuration applies only to the options displayed in the UI. You can change this configuration and set it to the default options you desire. I'm finishing the option to handle both configurations from the UI, including remote daemos and the local daemon. Hopefully it'll help to ease configuring both cases. |
It helped, thanks |
Hi,
I change this file as below "/etc/opensnitchd/default-config.json"
{
"default_action": "deny",
"default_duration": "once",
"intercept_unknown": true
}
default_action deny doesn't apply.
When a new app connection is claimed it still shows allow connect option as default
https://i.paste.pics/ca4a268f618da59728dfe3cffe9f927f.png
Ubuntu 20.04
opensnitch v1.0.0rc7
How can I get default option as deny.
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