Hello, When I run "chrome --disable-unveil" from the command line nothing changes. I still cannot access any directory. I tried to change unveil.main by changing the last line from "~/Downloads rwc" to "~/ rwc" but this also had no effect.
-- Maksim Rodin 17.01.2019, 15:33, "Stuart Henderson" <s...@spacehopper.org>: > On 2019/01/17 10:00, Максим wrote: >> Hello, >> I cannot open any file (html file) from my computer (even my home >> directory) or download any file. >> Any action, which opens a dialog window to access my local files shows me >> an error: >> >> "unable to access /home/myuser, permission denied." >> >> It looks like chromium is launched in a sandbox like antivirus sandbox. >> But there isn't any on my machine >> This is the only application which behaves like this. >> I can browse the internet without any problem. >> >> uname -a >> OpenBSD mycomp 6.4 GENERIC.MP#617 amd64 >> >> chromium version 71.0.3578.98 (64bit) >> >> -- >> Best regards >> Maksim Rodin. > > It is sandboxed using "unveil". Currently you can disable it with > --disable-unveil on the command line, or view or change the list of > accessible directories in /etc/chromium/unveil.* files (if changing, > you may need to merge in changes from future updates to the port). > > This is subject to change.
