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rspamd/rspamd#3442 (by tnias, 8 weeks ago, open): [Minor] Add systemd service sandbox features
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<julm>
hexa: btw, have you done your sysctl tests for babeld with ProtectKernelTunables=false ?
<julm>
it does not give rights, but if set it can block
<hexa->
julm: yes
<hexa->
sysctl is just not part of the capab, I checked
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<julm>
ok
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<samueldr>
I'll be looking at this tomorrow if energy and time permits, but it seems that the qt wrapping thing is not working right on 20.09; using picard which is qt 5.14 fails
<samueldr>
>> Could not find the Qt platform plugin "xcb" in ""
<samueldr>
it uses 5.14 from pyqt5; and it looks in qt 5.15 directories
<samueldr>
ok, found the issue, it's blindly callpackaging qt5 for qt5.wrapQtAppsHook, while it should *somehow* use pyqt5's own qt5 attribute
<samueldr>
I need to clean it up, and probably apply this any package using pyqt5
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<ajs124>
anyone got any idea what's happening over at bitbucket for something like #98051 to happen? (commit vanished, but there's a new one which results in the same hash)
<infinisil>
ryantm: After looking into it, this is as I suspected caused by types.unspecified
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<infinisil>
> types.unspecified.merge [] [ { value = { text = "a"; dep = "b"; }; } { value = { dep = "c"; }; } ]
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{ dep = "c"; text = "a"; }
<infinisil>
ryantm: See how the first `dep = "b"` is just being overridden by the second `dep` assignment, without warning.
<infinisil>
During the actual module evaluation, the module order is reversed (no idea why), which means later entries are overridden instead, explaining the behavior you showed
<infinisil>
So a fix would be to change the entry type to `types.submodule { options.text = ...; options.deps = ...; }`
<infinisil>
This behavior types.unspecified and types.attrs (which can also silently drop definitions) is a part of the motivation for https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/97119