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In T8408#191334, @brenthuisman wrote:

Encouraged by the Junior label and heliosmartins reference, I'm looking into the Autocrypt spec to see if this is something I could do (I do not know what the Junior label specifically means or how it was determined). Adding a header to all outgoing emails seems fairly straightforward.

Cool, nice to know we have some options. Mirrorbits looks pretty good, let's see what other projects say before we start an evaluation (it looks pretty good and would definitely be a decent replacement of Mirrorbrain)

Thanks for taking the time to respond. I've done some digging. Debian has been using different systems in the past: https://wiki.debian.org/DebianGeoMirror

That explains why Mirrorbrain hasn't moved much in recent times...

For your information: I've contacted Peter (MirrorBrain). He has shifted his attention to his private life and probably won't work on MirrorBrain anymore. So new features like https should not be expected from him. Though I saw some bits on their mailinglist about https too.

It seems like these kind of malware are already being seen in the wild on linux desktops: EvilGnome

Encouraged by the Junior label and heliosmartins reference, I'm looking into the Autocrypt spec to see if this is something I could do (I do not know what the Junior label specifically means or how it was determined). Adding a header to all outgoing emails seems fairly straightforward. For retrieving mails, which was classified as 'advanced' in the task, I'm trying to flesh out the work needed a bit more. I have zero Kmail or KDE coding experience (a bit of C++ I do). The Autocrypt spec does seem quite well worked out such that I only have to think about the best integration into Kmail.

Whishlist bug report about autocrypt support:

As Thunderbird and k9-mail (Android) support autocrypt it would certainly make things a little easier when using email encryption and making it a little easier isn't a bad thing.

Adding VDG because we will need a design for this

The best implementation of this I've seen is fw-daemon

Really good effort, here are two relevant links: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorifyHOWTO
https://github.com/Whonix/uwt/blob/master/README.md

• KIO (checked in dolphin)
  • fish:/ protocol doesn't work with .onion URLs
  • changing the proxy in Plasma System Settings to 127.0.0.1:9050 (tor) doesn't fix the problem

Was KDing only German <-> English?

In terms of getting this sorted, what sort of priority are we looking at here?

https://github.com/iovisor/bcc/blob/master/tools/tcpconnect.py is what I was using

• pidgin
  • use the proxy settings from the preferences and make use every account is taking the general proxy setting.
  • nice thing about this, that you can enable/disable tor on an account base.

@vkrause: I havn't found the tool you mentioned "tcpconnect"?

and for a kde wide search:
https://lxr.kde.org/search?_filestring=&_string=setStrictTransportSecurityEnabled

Reverted. All baseurl entries are now http again. I left the https change for operatorUrl in place though.

Mirrorbrain itself doesn't support https so this will cause parts of it to fail. Running the mirror prober or scanner should make this show up.

I updated the mirror lists on both download.ko and files.ko to use HTTPS URLs, for mirrors that currently support it.

In T10719#180305, @apol wrote:

Do you know where we can find the source code?

We're working on this over IRC

There is Qdacco, a offline catalan-english-catalan dictionary https://github.com/cpina/qdacco

@dkardarakos has been working on this app: https://gitlab.com/dimkard/glosbit
Not offline, but maybe can be used as a base

Looks like the official website is down, you just linked the opensuse packaging there.
Do you know where we can find the source code?

Here is a draft proposition for a blog post:

Maybe a thing Plasma wants to look at.

We track the Pricavy Goal in the KDE Privacy Goal project

currently happing ;D