On Feb 21, Patrick Schleizer <patrick-mailinglists@whonix.org> wrote: > At the moment it looks like there is no convention for where server > applications are configured to listen by default, on localhost vs. all > interfaces. Looks like deciding that is up to the upstream author of the > software as well as the packager. Then it's up to the system As it should be: different packages reasonably have different purposes and so different defaults to be as useful as possibile when installed. > So far we at Whonix had discussions with ricochet-im, onionshare, > ZeroNet and unMessage. They are all interested to make their > applications compatible with Whonix. However, asking each individual > project to `/etc/application-specific.d` folder where Whonix then could > drop a `/etc/application-specific.d/30_whonix.conf` that says > `listen=10.152.152.10` is a lot duplicate effort and not that desirable > for these applications because they have not yet any need for > `/etc/application-specific.d/`. Indeed. This can easily be solved in a general way by implementing systemd socket activation in these daemons. This way you will be able to drop files in /etc/systemd/system/ to make them bind to a specific address or interface. -- ciao, Marco
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