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Add .well-known/security.txt file, closes QubesOS/qubes-issues#7022 #247

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@parulin parulin commented Jun 14, 2024

Copy-pasting @andrewdavidwong content, and following @SaswatPadhi
instructions, only changing the expiration date (first proposition was
+4 years).

See:

- QubesOS/qubes-issues#7022
- https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/github-issue-7022-provide-https-qubes-os-org-well-known-security-txt/26972
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Suggestion: If you intend for this pull request to resolve the associated issue and would like for it to be linked to the issue automatically, you can put Closes QubesOS/qubes-issues#XXXX in the PR and/or commit message (where XXXX is the issue number). Closes is one of several special keywords that GitHub will recognize. If and when the PR is merged, GitHub will automatically close the associated issue.

@parulin parulin changed the title Add .well-known/security.txt file Add .well-known/security.txt file, closes QubesOS/qubes-issues#7022 Jun 27, 2024
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mfc commented Dec 3, 2024

testDeploy

@qubesos-bot qubesos-bot had a problem deploying to qa December 3, 2024 12:59 Failure
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mfc commented Dec 3, 2024

PipelineRetry

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mfc commented Dec 3, 2024

website / pipeline breaks, maybe jekyll can't handle the new /.well-known/ folder?

https://securitytxt.org/ says that as fallback one can put security.txt in the root directory of the website if making a /.well-known/ folder isn't possible. should we do that instead?

or is someone able to troubleshoot?

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website / pipeline breaks, maybe jekyll can't handle the new /.well-known/ folder?

No, the failures are unrelated to /.well-known/. You can see this in the log:

For the Links > Internal check, the following failures were found:

* At ./_site/doc/system-requirements/index.html:392:

  internally linking to #important-updates; the file exists, but the hash 'important-updates' does not

* At ./_site/doc/system-requirements/index.html:394:

  internally linking to #important-updates; the file exists, but the hash 'important-updates' does not


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