<mtreca>
Hello everyone. I am currently writing my first home-manager service that automatically mounts remote filesystems using rclone. I am struggling a bit when it comes to security wrappers and fuse. Another home-manager had the exact same question here: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/fusermount-systemd-service-in-home-manager/5157 but I am not sure
<mtreca>
that the answer given is what I am looking for. Does anyone know how to achieve this? Thanks!
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<dutchie>
how can i get system configuration options while running in home-manager? i want to do conditions based on hostname
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<nicolas[m]2>
You could always use `builtins.getEnv` to get the hostname from the environment variable, but that is a hack.
<rycee>
dutchie: And if you are using HM standalone then you'll have to evaluate the system configuration.
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<KarlJoad>
Has anyone figured out a work-around for mbsync to support multiple channels with different patterns? There is an active Issue for it (https://github.com/rycee/home-manager/issues/747), but I wanted to see if anyone managed to "skirt" the issue.
<KarlJoad>
I ask because Gmail is a bit stupid when downloading things, and you end up with your critical mail folders in a maildir/[Gmail]/* situation, with them nested beneath a useless directory.
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