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Secure Sandbox for VSCode at Debian 13 amd64. Part 2.
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# Secure Sandbox: VSCode at Debian 13 amd64
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## 1) Install Debian
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Install Debian with username `wekan`, so that WeKan repo here, only directory where VSCode will have access:
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```
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/home/wekan/repos/wekan
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```
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## 2) Install Flatpak and VSCode
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```
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sudo apt install flatpak
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sudo apt install gnome-software-plugin-flatpak
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flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://dl.flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
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sudo reboot
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flatpak install flathub com.visualstudio.code
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```
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## 3) Edit VSCode desktop icon
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```
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nano ~/.local/share/applications/wekan-vscode.desktop
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```
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Content:
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```
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[Desktop Entry]
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Name=VS Code - Wekan
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Comment=Open the Weka project with Flatpak
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Exec=flatpak run com.visualstudio.code /home/wekan/repos/wekan
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Icon=com.visualstudio.code
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Terminal=false
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Type=Application
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Categories=Development;IDE;
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StartupWMClass=code
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```
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## 4) Force VS Code to use the internal (isolated) browser
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This setting is also added as git commit to VSCode settings.
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This is the most important step. If this is "native", it will use the operating system window that sees everything.
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1. Open VS Code.
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2. Press `Ctrl + ,` (options).
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3. Type in search: **Dialogs: Custom**
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4. Change the `Files: Simple Dialog` setting to **on** (check the box).
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5. Restart VS Code.
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## 5) Set the strictest sandbox possible (in Terminal)
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Run these two commands (the first clears everything, the second sets limits):
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```bash
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# Reset previous attempts
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sudo flatpak override --reset com.visualstudio.code
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# Block EVERYTHING except the display and the wekan folder
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sudo flatpak override com.visualstudio.code \
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--nofilesystem=home \
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--nofilesystem=host \
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--nofilesystem=xdg-run/gvfs \
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--nofilesystem=xdg-run/gvfsd \
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--filesystem=~/repos/wekan:rw \
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--device=all \
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--socket=wayland \
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--socket=x11
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```
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## 6) Test "File -> Open Folder"
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Now when you go to **File -> Open Folder**:
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1. You will no longer see the fancy system file window, but VS Code's own, simple list.
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2. If you try to go to the parent folder or somewhere else, **the list is empty** or it only shows `~/repos/wekan`.
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