Sometimes you can deny/allow a connection unintentionally while typing.
Now the focus is set to the "+" button, and you can jump to the deny or
allow button with the arrow keys.
Issue #58.
/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/ was missing on OpenSuse TumbleWeed.
Maybe it's not the best solution, but solves the problem for now.
Reported by zaggynl here #59.
The host to where a process is connecting to was missing in the options
list, when the connection to allow was a query to resolve the domain
name. Reported here: #48
Also added the connection port to the rule name.
When restoring columns size state, the clicked events of the headers
(qtableview) were being fired, so the sort order was being not
respected.
Ensure also that changes to the general tab only affects to that tab.
Since we show and hide the stats window just by clicking on the systray
icon, the window is not closed, or at least the closEvent() is not being
fired, so the settings were not being saved.
Reported here: #23
Now if a user resize a column manually on the first tab, or
adjust it to the column contents by double clicking on the middle
of the columns, the next time the UI is shown the columns size will
be restored.
Fixed default settings when it's the first time it's shown.
Fixed default action settings key
Fixed default target configured from the preferences dialog.
Set default pop-up dialog size on shown event.
By changing the Action combobox by 2 buttons (allow/deny), we ease the
task of allowing or denying a connection.
Added a label to display from what directory a process was executed.
Pop-up GUI reorganized.
closes#13
Requested here: #28
Previously we could filter data only in the General tab, but the Hosts
and Addresses lists tend to be huge, so allowing to filter it helps to
find a host or IP quickly.
Allow to add or modify rules from the UI.
The rules of all nodes are listed in the tab Rules.
Clicking on the name of the rule will display the connections that
matched the rule.
In this view 2 buttons are displayed: edit rule and delete rule.
Editing a rule will edit the rule for a particular node. If you want
the changes to be applied to all nodes you have to select that option.
All fields can have a regular expression. If the regular expression is
not valid, a message will be displayed on the dialog.
If the rule is applied correctly, "Rule applied" will be shown.
Otherwise an error will appear.
Bear in mind that this still a WIP commit. Bugs and errors will
appear that we'll have to fix.
- Fixed race condition when adding stats to the db, specially when there
were several nodes connected.
- Colorized allow/deny and online/offline words, to improve visual
experience.
- UI performance has been improved, specially when there're multiple
nodes sendings stats.
Display the list of nodes with its metadata.
Clicking on the IP of a node displays the stats for that node.
BUG: The original behaviour was to open a new window per node. However,
right now only one gets updated, and the others have no data.
So for now, this feature has been disabled.
Besides, if there's more than one node, only the stats of a node is
displayed on the UI, so you will see a weird blinking.
As opensnitch will run (only) on GNU/Linux, we may assume that the same
apps will exist on different machines (installed or not).
If a same app (firefox for example) is installed on different systems,
get the icon for the app.
