PCSCException::Show on Windows was derived from the PKCS#11 version
but kept its trailing %s without the matching argument, so any PC/SC
error without a message of its own was formatted from a missing
argument. Remove the extra conversion.
Both platforms label these errors with PCSC_ERROR, which no language
file defined, so users saw a placeholder such as ?PCSC_ERROR? instead.
Append the English text to all language files as a fallback.
Unknown codes were printed in decimal after a 0x prefix. Print them in
hexadecimal, as Pkcs11Exception does.
A volume file opened with the credentials of the requesting user is
served by a file system that belongs to that user's session. Ejecting
the share or logging out while the volume is mounted can lose data, and
GVfs does not refuse to eject a share whose file is in use. Warn after
each such mount that the share must stay mounted and the session active
until the volume is unmounted. Append the English message to all
language files as a fallback.
The indicator reaches the UI with the mount result, through a new
MountVolumeRequestV2/ResponseV2 pair: a service that predates it rejects
the new request before mounting, and legacy requests keep their legacy
response, so that an older UI still works with a newer service. The
control file format is unchanged.
Look up NixOS helpers only when trusted system metadata identifies NixOS
and each path component passes ownership and permission checks. Keep the
existing helper search on other distributions.
Detect NoNewPrivs before prompting for administrator credentials, with a
clear error for restricted launchers. Add regression coverage to Linux CI
and append the English fallback message to all language files.
Refs #1911
Add English fallbacks for 12 missing keys in 41 language files.
Report all missing keys and XML errors before failing validation.
Run four regression tests in CI. All tests and 43 XML files pass.
Track Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011 and Windows UEFI CA 2023 in the firmware db parser so the trust of the chainloaded Windows boot manager copy (bootmgfw_ms.vc) can be verified.
Add BootEncryption::GetEfiBootChainTrustStatus to check the installed VeraCrypt loader set and the bootmgfw_ms.vc signer against the active Secure Boot db, asserting nothing from malformed or partial firmware data.
Warn before reboot during Setup upgrade/repair and log a System Favorites service event when a boot chain component is no longer trusted, so Secure Boot certificate changes surface in Windows instead of as a pre-boot failure.
Refs #1655.
* Update Language.ro.xml
1. Made some more corrections.
2. Also on line 1543 there is an 'Options >' > ... I did not find anywhere 'Options >' is this maybe about key="IDC_MOUNT_OPTIONS">Mount Opti&ons...</entry>
* Update Language.ro.xml
* Update Language.ro.xml
Final edit
CoreMacOSX::CheckFilesystem() ignored both its mountedVolume and repair
arguments and always just launched Disk Utility.app, so the "Check
Filesystem" and "Repair Filesystem" menu items behaved identically and
neither acted on the mounted volume. On Linux/BSD the same operation runs
fsck and honors the flag (passing -n only when repair is false).
Run diskutil on the VeraCrypt virtual device, choosing verifyVolume or
repairVolume per the flag (diskutil unmounts the inner filesystem itself
as needed). The Core layer has no GUI, so the result is shown in a
Terminal window via a temporary .command script; it falls back to
launching Disk Utility.app when no virtual device is available.
Run the macOS check in the unprivileged application process. VeraCrypt does
not need to create or launch the helper script from the elevated core
service: diskutil operates on the mounted virtual device and macOS handles
any device authorization requirements. Once a device-hosted mount has
started the elevated core service, every later service request is routed to
that root process. There it would create the helper script as root (0700)
and open a Terminal in the GUI session that the user could neither read nor
execute. CoreServiceProxy::CheckFilesystem now invokes the core
implementation directly on macOS instead of sending a service request, so
the script is always owned by the GUI user.
The device path is strictly validated as /dev/[r]diskN[sM] before being
single-quoted into the command. The helper script is created securely in
the per-user temp directory via mkstemps() (atomic O_EXCL/0600, fchmod
0700 by descriptor, close() checked for deferred write errors, unlinked on
any failure) rather than at a predictable, enumerable path in the
world-writable /tmp, guarding against a symlink/race on the executed
script. A trap removes the script on exit even if the window is closed
early, and it is also unlinked if launching Terminal fails. The script
captures $? so diskutil's result, including failures, is shown before the
script exits.
Replace the macOS pre-check message (which still told the user Disk
Utility would open and to pick Verify/Repair manually) with check- and
repair-specific text describing the new automatic diskutil flow.
Seed the two new strings into all translation files with the English
text so the XML key-completeness check passes; localization can follow.
Co-authored-by: Damian Rickard <damian@rickard.us>
Normalize menu separators in language XML files
Replace raw > characters in language entry text with the XML entity >,
and normalize remaining -> menu separators to > for consistency with the
existing language files.
The runtime text remains unchanged for escaped > characters because the
language parsers decode XML entities when loading strings.
Detect whether the active firmware Secure Boot db trusts the Microsoft Corporation UEFI CA 2011 before selecting the 2011-signed EFI loader set.
Abort with a clear diagnostic when Secure Boot is enabled but neither the 2011 CA nor the required 2023 CA pair is trusted, and document the CA requirements.
Preserve positive CA detection when malformed db data appears only after a supported Microsoft CA set has already been found, while recording the parse error in diagnostics.
Refs #1778.
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