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<johnw> LnL: ping
<johnw> LnL: can you build llvmPackages_7.clang there?
<johnw> I'm getting an error about -latomic missing
<johnw> which I thought only came into play if -lgcc_s was being used
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<peel> LnL: some progress on the nix-daemon dying. seems to be a *feature* in darwin. updating the frameworks caused us to rely on Apple's changed approach to the `fork()` that is now failing fast. And there is a way around it: https://blog.phusion.nl/2017/10/13/why-ruby-app-servers-break-on-macos-high-sierra-and-what-can-be-done-about-it/
<LnL> yes I know about that, but nix doesn't link against frameworks so it shouldn't be impacted
<LnL> also why only the nix-darwin service?
<LnL> hold on, kerberos....
* LnL has a suspicion
<{^_^}> #29785 (by catern, 1 year ago, merged): curl: enable Kerberos in non-fetchurl builds
<peel> in stdenv it explicitly uses curl without kerberos but in all-packages it pulls it in. I've had curl in systemPackages. might be it.
<LnL> no, nix is linked against libcurl with kerberos support
<LnL> but before going overboard with that let's maybe verify it's the version of nix and not the service
<LnL> can you try this (make sure to nix-store -r the path first)
<LnL> nix.package = lib.toDerivation /nix/store/dkjlfkrknmxbjmpfk3dg4q3nmb7m3zvk-nix-2.1.3 // { version = "2.1.3"; };
<LnL> that's the one currently in the tarball of nixos.org
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<peel> huh, wait, it seems to be fine
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<LnL> with that change?
<peel> seems like it
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<LnL> alright, that explains part of the mistery then
<LnL> it's definitively something in nixpkgs, not nix or nix-darwin
<peel> and nix doctor is clean now
<LnL> the nix releases are built from stable (so 18.09)
<LnL> there's a good chance using that also work fine
<peel> ah, I've been tracking unstable. will switch to that for now and verify
<peel> but for now my env is sooo messed up. bash-3.2, broken completions, $NIX_PATH not set properly in 4.4
<LnL> :/
<peel> will shave the yak and it will work as expected eventually.
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