* Add (beta) support for Fleet Desktop to linux
* Add dependency for linux desktop
* Amend makefile uname check
* Clarify env vars used for linux in execuser
* Add final set of fixes
* Remove -it from docker run
* Add desktop to the update runner for Linux
* Re-arrange tag.gz and fix upgrade check for linux desktop
* Editor pass - Handbook: Add intake process to product section
Editor pass for: https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/pull/5411/files?short_path=9caafff#diff-9caafff19f6f52955d60ce0506a16292066d4d8f7365f2a5d73cbea4150403d7
@noahtalerman, I rewrote this in an active tone and changed "ejected" to "put to the side" out of concern that that didn't sound friendly. Let me know if I can be of more help.
* Update handbook/product.md
Co-authored-by: Noah Talerman <47070608+noahtalerman@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Noah Talerman <47070608+noahtalerman@users.noreply.github.com>
* Add logs to troubleshoot orbit
* Run journalctl on a different step
* Add legacy orbit support to opt version of fleetctl
* Fix macos logs permission error
* Checkout repository
* Compile fleetctl from branch
* Move password reset instructions for API-only user
Moved instructions for resetting the password of a new API-only user to FAQ as it is no longer necessary as of `4.13.0`
* Fix link to reset password instructions
Linked to a previous commit with password reset instructions for API-only users (only necessary on legacy versions).
Install orbit to /opt instead of /var/lib. When installing to /var/lib,
the default selinux context of var_lib_t gets applied, which results in
an AVC error when running via systemd.
Co-authored-by: Lucas Rodriguez <lucas@fleetdm.com>
Allows identification of which Orbit versions are in use from the update
server.
Refactored the build information into a separate `package build` to
support importing it from multiple places.
* Add fleetctl preview automation for latest changes
* Fix pwd invocation and remove slack notification
* Just run on ubuntu-latest and macos-latest
* Fix path
To add support for #400, we're using the macadmins/osquery-extension to gather Google Chrome profiles from hosts.
Under the hood, the extension looks and parses a json file in which Chrome stores a bunch of data. Given that emails are not required to create Chrome profiles, some of the profiles stored in this file and returned by the query we're using contain empty emails.
The idea after this change is to prevent empty emails from being ingested in the first place instead of filtering them after the fact. I have also included a migration to clean the rows with empty email columns.
Fixes#4780
