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== Install | == Install Firejail == <!--T:4--> | ||
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Firejail is available in the repos. Install it using your graphical package manager or with pacman. | Firejail is available in the repos. Install it using your graphical package manager or with pacman. | ||
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sudo pacman -S firejail | sudo pacman -S firejail | ||
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== Using Firejail == <!--T:7--> | == Using Firejail == <!--T:7--> | ||
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Simply prefix your command or application with ''firejail''. Example: | Simply prefix your command or application with ''firejail''. Example: | ||
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firejail firefox | firejail firefox | ||
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You can even integrate firejail into your whole desktop. Every application you launch will use the firejail sandbox if it is supported by default. To do this use the command | You can even integrate firejail into your whole desktop. Every application you launch will use the firejail sandbox if it is supported by default. To do this use the command | ||
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sudo firecfg | sudo firecfg | ||
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You can use the option ''–-net=none'' to ensure firejail does not allow any network access like so: | You can use the option ''–-net=none'' to ensure firejail does not allow any network access like so: | ||
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firejail –-net=none thunderbird | firejail –-net=none thunderbird | ||
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But that option will block local network access, such as access to shared folders. To still have local network access, but block the application from accessing the internet use option ''--protocol=unix''. Example: | But that option will block local network access, such as access to shared folders. To still have local network access, but block the application from accessing the internet use option ''--protocol=unix''. Example: | ||
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firejail --protocol=unix thunderbird | firejail --protocol=unix thunderbird | ||
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