<infinisil>
And that wouldn't change with a limesurvey account
<hexa->
registering an account is not ideal for a one-off survey, no
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<allgreed>
steveeJ: OMG thank you so much, podman worked like a charm <3 all I needed to do was add `--storage-driver=vfs`, since apparently you cannot run overlayfs over overlayfs [some warning about turtles all the way down jk]
* V
has zero interest in filling in a survey that wants an e-mail address, really
<V>
(and I have all the e-mail addresses I could possibly want)
<cole-h>
(I was just trying to use `nix-build-uncached` with flakes and came across the reason why `nix-build` is used, so maybe that can help)
<infinisil>
cole-h: I think it's `--option allow-import-from-derivation true`
<cole-h>
Both work :)
<cole-h>
"In addition, most configuration settings can be overriden using '--name value'. Boolean settings can be overriden using '--name' or '--no-name'." -- from `nix --help`
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<colemickens>
speaking of which, somewhat related, I recently discovered "nix --help-config"
<jackdk>
does anyone here have an openstack setup, and is willing to test a PR for me? #96593 seems to DTRT on EC2 but I want to make sure I haven't broken the file's use in OpenStack Nova
<kyren_>
I have a real head scratcher, if I enable services.nginx.proxyResolveWhileRunning, all my proxied domains go into 302 redirect loops, and I am too bad at nginx to figure this out, has anybody ever run into this before?
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[nixos-homepage] @samueldr opened pull request #510 → [WIP] Re-work the presentation of the main page → https://git.io/JUYZZ
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[nixpkgs] @orivej-nixos merged pull request #96702 → linux-rt(,_latest): init at 5.4.61-rt37 and 5.6.19-rt12 → https://git.io/JUqfO
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[nixpkgs] @orivej-nixos merged pull request #96766 → nixos/systemd: support adding and overriding tmpfiles.d via environment.etc → https://git.io/JUq6q
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[nixpkgs] @orivej-nixos pushed commit from @orivej to master « nixos/systemd: support adding and overriding tmpfiles.d via environment.etc (#96766) »: https://git.io/JUYZr
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[nixpkgs] @orivej-nixos closed pull request #41619 → nix: use curl with blocking resolver → https://git.io/vhESw
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<kyren_>
okay, for future reference, services.nginx.proxyResolveWhileRunning changes the behavior of nginx just enough to turn another configuration error from a harmless error into a harmful one, and that was my problem
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<kyren_>
if you have a trailing '/' on your proxyPass configuration and you turn on proxyResolveWhileRunning, the nginx behavior for... ugh I don't fully understand this but how it canonicalizes URLs changes, and the upstream URL always will be '/' instead of the actual incoming URL, thus potentially causing a 302 redirect loop because the backend service
<kyren_>
will always redirect to some URL that is not '/'
<kyren_>
so the solution is not to put a trailing '/' on proxyPass, even though without proxyResolveWhileRunning it is harmless
<kyren_>
aszlig++
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<cole-h>
kyren_++ Thanks for reporting back with what solved it for you.
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<kyren_>
in order to hit the redirect loop the backend service has to redirect away from '/' ofc, but this is very common, and even if it didn't redirect all the other URLs would still go to '/' and it would still be broken... so TIL
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<kyren_>
haha np, hopefully this helps somebody else someday!
<pjt_tmp>
Hi, I got an iso image I'm trying to build and it's stuck on building autoconf. The processes for it are hung and just doing nothing. Is there a way around this?
<pjt_tmp>
I tried sending a sighup but that just terminates it.
<pjt_tmp>
I did do trace on it in htop but have no idea what it means though
<pjt_tmp>
I can provide the nix file if it helps too
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<cole-h>
bqv: Reconnecting in a sec, but how would this look like? Just a `pkgs.lib.nixosSystem { inherit system; };` and the related stuff?
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<bqv>
yep. The literal bare minimum plus git, just enough to get a rebuild going
<bqv>
I just start with nix flake init
<bqv>
I think there's flake installation media now though
<cole-h>
Do you have this "bare minimum" config anywhere? :P Or do you just do `nix flake init` and handwrite it by hand every time?
<bqv>
So you don't have to do the two-step bootstrap
<bqv>
Yeah each time, its not massively customized
<cole-h>
bqv: Another question: do you have access to your overlayed packages from within `nix repl '<nixpkgs>'`?
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<bqv>
No, but I do from nix repl '<nixos>', which uses my configuration.nix shim
<bqv>
you can then use basically any attr from the flake, I.e. nixosConfigurations.host.pkgs
<bqv>
Or just nixpkgs.pkgs
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<cole-h>
bqv: How would I use that attr? `nix repl .#nixosConfigurations.scadrial.pkgs` -> No such file or directory
<cole-h>
Even s/.#// and no dice
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<bqv>
cole-h: you need the configuration.nix from my repo
<cole-h>
Ah
<bqv>
Then you nix repl configuration.nix
<bqv>
Or, I've set <nixos> to that file
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<cole-h>
bqv: With that configuration.nix, how do I get access to the pkgs with overlays? `nix repl configuration.nix` doesn't give me anything resembling `pkgs`
<cole-h>
bqv: I created another shim for nixpkgs -- `flake.defaultNix.legacyPackages.${builtins.currentSystem}`
<cole-h>
Which does indeed have the overlays applied
<bqv>
Oh, that seems a good idea. I thought I kept my shim around so I could have repl-y access to nixosConfigurations etc, but seems that's broken, so I may do the same
<cole-h>
Mic92: If you PR that functionality to nix-build-uncached (instead of just straight pushing to master), ping me in the PR so I can check it out, please!
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[nixpkgs] @vbgl pushed commit from @marsam to master « ocaml-ng.ocamlPackages_4_11.ocaml: 4.11.0 -> 4.11.1 »: https://git.io/JUYR9
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<cizra>
Hello! I tried to get a newer kernel by setting boot.kernelPackages = pkgs.linuxPackages_5_7 - but NVidia driver package fails to build because GLIBC package throws #warnings: https://paste.ee/p/0q2db
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<sephii>
Adding `services.bitwarden_rs = { enabled = true; };` makes nixops complain with "The option `services.bitwarden_rs.enabled' defined in `/home/sephi/projects/pea/nixops/bitwarden.nix' does not exist", any idea why? I'm using the 20.03 channel.
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<V>
sephii: because it's "enable", not "enabled"
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<sephii>
oh... :') thanks
<V>
happens to the best of us
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<V>
...plus, those options aren't exactly consistently named
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<manveru>
`enable` is probably the most consistent option across the module system :)
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<manveru>
but yeah... it'd be pretty cool if nix could at least try to do some fuzzy matching to suggest the right spelling
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<V>
1180
<V>
v@february ~> man configuration.nix 2>/dev/null | col -b | grep '\.enable$' | wc -l
<V>
v@february ~> man configuration.nix 2>/dev/null | col -b | grep '\.enabled$' | wc -l
<V>
7
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<manveru>
only 3 of those are actually options
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<pjt_tmp>
what kind of key does nix-copy-closure expect?
<manveru>
oh, nevermind, my grep was wrong :)
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<manveru>
pjt_tmp: see the docs for `nix-store --generate-binary-cache-key`
<pjt_tmp>
huh, I have it but there's no tab-complete for it.
<pjt_tmp>
manveru: also, is --no-check-sigs broke? It seems to be ignored
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<manveru>
not sure, i haven't done unsigned stores yet
<pjt_tmp>
I'm trying to work around a weird bug where one of my machines can build autoconf but the other always gets stuck
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<mananamenos>
hi, i
<fnlaai>
how to join nixos org on github?
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<mananamenos>
hi, i've installed aspell as well as spellDicts.es. However, then from emacs i do `ispell-change-dictionary` choose the option castellano but get an error "ispell-init-process: Error: The file "/nix/store/y203jsmf86p6src0nz054dp015r41d6w-aspell-0.60.8/lib/aspell/castellano" can not be opened for reading."
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<kyren_>
does anyone know of a way to convince nixos-rebuild to pass arguments like '--argstr system aarch64-linux' to nix-build, I think I can accomplish what I want by either dropping nixos-rebuild and just using nix-build directly, or by setting the 'nixpkgs.crossSystem' option in the configuration file, but I want to know if it's possible to do without
<kyren_>
editing the configuration itself
<kyren_>
eh, I guess really just doing what nixos-rebuild is doing but doing it manually is not THAT hard is it
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<immae>
nixos-rebuild is a script, you can inspect it to answer your question ;) (the answer is no, you cannot do that and I see no workaround to do it)
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<kyren_>
yeah I've been inspecting it, I was just wondering if there was maybe some kind of side channel or something haha, maybe not literally passing --argstr aarch64-linux, but maybe doing something equivalent
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<kyren_>
I use nixos-rebuild --build-host localhost --target-host <host> as a general mechanism to build on a dedicated builder and deploy to various machines, so it would be nice to do the same thing for an aarch64 machine but it feels "wrong" to edit the config of the target machine based on the machine doing the building
<kyren_>
maybe I should not care and move on with my life
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<kyren_>
for future reference, for reasons I don't understand, trying to use nixos-rebuild and nixpkgs.crossSystem / nixpkgs.localSystem leads to at least one build error in meson, similar to this: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/73420
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#73420 (by tex, 41 weeks ago, closed): meson cross compile to windows does not work
<kyren_>
but apparently using nix-build directly with --argstr system aarch64-linux and no nixpkgs.crossSystem / nixpkgs.localSystem options does work? sorry I'm probably not describing this well, there's a lot of stuff going on that I don't fully understand
<kyren_>
what I mean is, doing something like: nix-build '<nixpkgs/nixos>' -A system --argstr system aarch64-linux -I "nixos-config=..", I don't know what the real difference is between the two, maybe there's more things I don't understand
<kyren_>
I didn't set nixpkgs.localSystem, but afaict it defaults to the build system anyway? maybe it doesn't matter because I was passing --build-host into nixos-rebuild?
<infinisil>
kyren_: passing that argument is the same as setting `nixpkgs.system = ...` in configuration.nix
<kyren_>
in any case using nix-build directly seems to actually cross compile a whole system, I'm so happy that it actually works (maybe) that I'm okay with just doing some things differently
<infinisil>
Which according to that options docs is the same as setting `nixpkgs.localSystem.system = ...`
<kyren_>
infinisil: hmmmmmmmm
<kyren_>
well I can investigate some more to figure out what the difference is or I can give you more information if you want to track it down?
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<kyren_>
maybe I'm not setting both parts of nixpkgs.crossSystem correctly?
<infinisil>
kyren_: Oh you want to cross compile?
<kyren_>
you're right, I was getting localSystem and crossSystem backwards, alright I think I know what's going on
<kyren_>
ehhh, maybe this is a definition issue, I'm "cross compiling" by setting boot.binfmt.emulatedSystems = [ "aarch64-linux" ];, I guess I'm not actually "cross compiling" when I pass in --argstr system aarch64-linux am I?
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<kyren_>
so the issue is that actual cross compilation is not working but native compiling (with qemu emulation) is working? jeez I hope I have this right haha
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<kyren_>
sorry, I should have paid more attention to what you were saying re: localSystem vs crossSystem
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[nixpkgs] @rnhmjoj opened pull request #96956 → haskellPackages.pandoc-crossref: mark unbroken → https://git.io/JUY1k
<buffet>
hey, im writing a wrapper around a package in an overlay and i wondered if theres any better way than `super.callPackage ./package.nix { package = super.package; }` to prevent the infinite recursion it encounters when not explicitly giving the argument?
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[nix] @Jiehong opened pull request #3983 → bugfix: add nix profile to bashrc for users installing from non login shells (#3960) → https://git.io/JUY1L
<kyren_>
heeeyyy, so nixos-rebuild from my local x86_64 machine to an aarch64 target now works just fine! that makes my life a lot easier, thank you infinisil et al., I think I understand what's going on a bit better I hope
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[nixpkgs] @matthuszagh reopened pull request #85456 → kicad: add option to override footprint, symbol and 3d model locations → https://git.io/JfJ0y
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[nix] @edolstra pushed to master « EvalCache: Fix caching of strings »: https://git.io/JUYM8
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[nixpkgs] @worldofpeace pushed 2 commits to master: https://git.io/JUYM7
<hexa->
is there any clustering vm solution packaged on nixos?
<hexa->
I need to set up something anew and am reluctant to go with Debian *again*
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<chreekat[m]>
hexa-: Dumb question, what's a clustering vm?
<hexa->
chreekat[m]: high available, online migration
<chreekat[m]>
Any particular tools you use for that? I assume it's not just "Debian"
<hexa->
ganeti
<hexa->
it's a python/haskell construct that originated at google
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<simpson>
hexa-: Have you looked at Kubernetes yet? Or do you really need VMs and not just containers?
<hexa->
simpson: I need VMs unfortunately
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<simpson>
hexa-: Let's package Ganeti, then, I suppose. I am not at all fond of the package (I used to work at OSUOSL, many years ago) but I'm not aware of any good alternatives. I've heard about Proxmox, but have not used it at all.
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<edef>
kubevirt is a thing
<edef>
although i'm not as informed on its strengths and weaknesses as i'd like to be, it does seem to serve the use case you have
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<simpson>
edef++ TIL. Would also require packaging.
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<edef>
my k8s setup is unfortunately not much like the current NixOS kubernetes module
<edef>
(for various reasons, i'm using a more kubeadm-derived system, with more stuff hosted inside the cluster)
<edef>
so while i have an interest in packaging kubevirt for my own environment, it's not clear to me that it'd result in something upstreamable without additional effort
<simpson>
Yeah, none of the answers are free.
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<simpson>
...Sorry, that was a terrible sentence. None of the possible solution-packages are already packaged, and any virtualization solution will need NixOS configuration support.
<edef>
storage is the big one i think
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[nix] @edolstra merged pull request #3984 → never use /var/folders for TMPDIR on darwin (2.3 backport) → https://git.io/JUYMR
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[nix] @edolstra pushed 2 commits to 2.3-maintenance: https://git.io/JUYS0
<edef>
mounting over /dev/kvm is nbd
<simpson>
edef, hexa-: There's a channel #nixos-kubernetes for this sort of conversation, FWIW, although it's a very quiet channel normally.
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<hexa->
simpson: oh nice, I've used the OSUOSL documentation many times :)
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<hexa->
I've never packaged any haskell stuff but hm yeah
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<Denommus>
hello
<hexa->
nixos is current lacking in that matter and would benefit highly
<simpson>
Denommus: I don't know anything about nVidia's interface in particular, but that GLX error strongly suggests that you're using Xorg's GLX with nVidia's GL driver. nVidia needs the whole stack, including GLX and kernel drivers; you probably need to restart X and may also need to reboot depending on what's in your kernel. Good luck.
<Denommus>
simpson: every time I made configuration changes I've rebooted
<Denommus>
simpson: are there any configuration options related to graphics I should be aware of?
<simpson>
I don't know, sorry.
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<truby>
has anyone had experience using buildFHSUserEnv on Aarch64? even with a very simple file where I only ask for "hello" I get told that I can't use i686 packages on aarch64, but I have no idea why it's trying to use those packages
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<q3k[m]>
edef: i also wouldn't mind kubevirt in nixos, but my k8s deployment is also quite different from the stock nixos kube modules
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<q3k[m]>
edef: i'm also still not sure how much host-side stuff kubevirt needs to work, i was under the impressions that it was mostly agnostic wrt. to the underlying k8s cluster, apart from CNI stuff?
<edef>
q3k[m]: unsure, have not experimented
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<edef>
q3k[m]: but also, let's take this to #nixos-kubernetes
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<Denommus>
is there any group my user need to be in order to use prime, perhaps?
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<jlv>
It looks like my NFS exports don't work with the firewall on. Usually NixOS opens ports automatically. Is that a bug, or is NixOS not supposed to open ports for NFS, for some reason?
<cransom>
there's no automatic firewall opening in nixos, except for ssh.
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<jlv>
Huh. I could have sworn other options automatically open ports.
<q3k[m]>
some do
<q3k[m]>
if you grep for allowedTCPPorts / allowedUDP ports in nixpkgs/nixos/modules
<cransom>
there are options to you can flip that will open ports, but just enabling a service should not.
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<q3k[m]>
cransom: yeah but plenty seem to actually do that, at least on my nixpkgs checkout here :)
<q3k[m]>
cransom: not saying that it's right, but it's definitely a thing
<q3k[m]>
cransom: do you know if there's precedent for gating before-automatically-opened-ports behind a cfg.openFirewall flag that would change the default behaviour?
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<cransom>
there are many modules with an 'openFirewall' option
<q3k[m]>
yeah but i mean the introduction in particular
<q3k[m]>
like, a commit introducing that to a service that would previously have this opened by default
<cransom>
not off the top of my head, no.
<q3k[m]>
what i'm trying to see is what's the way to handle that without just blindly breaking deployments for people
<q3k[m]>
thanks, i'll keep git blameing things then
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<jlv>
Is there any way to disable a `fileSystems` entry? I import a common configuration for all of my machines. They all have an NFS `fileSystems` entry to one machine, but the NFS server shouldn't have that entry. I don't see a `fileSystems.<name>.enable` option, and `fileSystems.<name> = lib.mkForce { }` didn't work.
<jlv>
clever: that was plan B. I was hoping there was a way to easily remove an entry or disable it or something. In general, I've frequently found myself wanting to remove entry from a set. Something like `fileSystems.<name> = lib.mkRemove`.
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rfcs#72 (by mboes, 7 weeks ago, open): [RFC 0072] Switch to CommonMark for documentation
<m1cr0man>
energizer: Well actually that was going to be my next question :P If I could choose whether to append/prepend that would be great but either works
<energizer>
domen is in charge of it and he has "no intention of competing two formats", so idk how much uncertainty there should be around it
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<energizer>
m1cr0man: there's nothing for that afaik.
<m1cr0man>
energizer: grand thanks, was checking before I copy/pasted ;)
<niksnut>
a 'nix doc' command is on the TODO list
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<unclechu>
hey, i’m trying to install some LV2 plugins (e.g. calf) to use them with Ardour, i’ve installed (as `systemPackages`) a bunch of plugins but i can’t see them in ardour, any ideas why?
<unclechu>
should i provide them somehow specifically for `ardour` package?
<evanjs>
infinisil: any idea how I'd go about throwing the overlays defined in my config into my nixPath? (same overlay layout as infinisil/system, etc)
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<boxscape>
does anyone know how to properly use the agda package? If I follow the agda instructions to use the standard library then agda in vim seems to find it, but agda by itself as well as the emacs mode says I have to edit a file in the nix store to add the standard library
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<infinisil>
evanjs: You mean the ones defined under nixpkgs.overlays?
<boxscape>
...and most documentation I can find on agda on nix was apparently prior to a major rework a few months ago which changes everything
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<boxscape>
ah I have to get agdaPackages.standardLibrary
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<boxscape>
though doing that doesn't solve my problem
<evanjs>
infinisil: yeah, I had to remove overlays-compat a while back due to some inf recursion issues I was encountering. Could be a different variable that is causing that, though
<evanjs>
"Overlays should depend just on self and super in order to be composeable."
<evanjs>
Oh, well I probably shouldn't try to add more args then lol
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<evanjs>
I must be doing something wrong elsewhere, then. For what reason might args I try to pass into nix-build invocations not make it to a package in an overlay?
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<boxscape>
erm, I forgot, what's the proper way to nix-build a default.nix file again when it has individual dependencies (mkDerivation as well as haskell packages) as arguments?
<evanjs>
nbathum: didn't you end up doing something with NixOS on a VPS lately?
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<hpfr>
I feel like VPS provider reviews, like VPN provider reviews, are usually bought and paid for so if you have links to good resources I'll take that too
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[nixpkgs] @jperras opened pull request #96976 → black-macchiato: init at 1.3.0 → https://git.io/JUOkm
<unclechu>
<jtojnar "unclechu maybe try `environment."> thanks, Jan Tojnar, setting `environment.sessionVariables.LV2_PATH` did help!
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<cole-h>
Also bqv, would you happen to know the difference between <nixpkgs/nixos> and <nixos-config>? Is `nixos-config` just the `config` attribute of the system?
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[nixpkgs] @graham33 opened pull request #96979 → octave: Fix libtool framework link failure on Darwin → https://git.io/JUOL0
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<ivan>
hpfr: I've used nixos on digitalocean using a nixos-infect like install, but I recommend going outside NA to hetzner
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<hpfr>
ivan: based on the wiki it looks like linode and vultr have better NixOS support by now
<hpfr>
Apparently NixOS.wiki itself is on vultr
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<ivan>
it might be to your advantage to have generic install methods (nixos-infect, emergency-kexec) so that you can optimize on something other than NixOS support
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<hpfr>
Based on a few blogs it appears linode, vultr, and DO are fairly competitive and hetzner is non NA so I’m probably just going to go vultr, I decided don’t have many requirements other than uptime and evaluating smaller providers is not worth the time for my use case
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[nixpkgs] @samuelgrf opened pull request #96983 → mpvScripts.youtube-quality: init at unstable-2020-02-11 → https://git.io/JUOt8
<aterius>
What's your usecase? Sorry, I didn't read that
<aterius>
I use BuyVM for my nix remote store, and hosting several things. They're very cheap and have relatively modern hardware (I pay ~3.50/month for 1 gb ram/1 thread of a 3900x + 1.25/250gb block storage)
<aterius>
It's definitely not geared towards compute though, so the cost doesn't scale as well as DO/Linode/Vultr do for more threads
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<Denommus>
hey, is there an example on adding more npm packages to nodePackages via overlays?
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<evanjs>
So I'm trying to build a crate (via buildRustPackage) with openssl's "vendored" feature enabled, which depends on openssl-src... and it keeps telling me that it can't find openssl-src
<evanjs>
error: no matching package named `openssl-src` found
<evanjs>
not sure if buildRustPackage references pkgs/build-support/rust/crates-io.nix, but I do see openssl_src (/openssl-src) defined there
<Denommus>
maybe you need pkg-config?
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<evanjs>
yeah, pkg-config is in nativeBuildInputs. "Normal" build (with "vendored" disabled) seems to work fine
<evanjs>
not a blocker right now, but curious how I might get that working through nix eventually 🤔
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[nixpkgs] @graham33 opened pull request #96985 → octave: add wrapper on Darwin to set QT_QPA_PLATFORM_PLUGIN_PATH → https://git.io/JUOqC
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<hpfr>
mjlbach: my usecase is cheap networking basically, I don't think I need compute
<hpfr>
I'll take a look at them
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<hpfr>
might self host matrix on it tho
<aterius>
Yeah, if price/data charges aren't a problem the other options might be more mainstream :) Buyvm comes up a lot on low-end talk, and I've been a happy customer (no ingress/egress charges are great for my nix transfers/nextcloud)
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<bqv>
,tell srk can I interest you in a vervis flake? or maybe you'd like to upstream it to nixpkgs? since i recall you were interested in it too. One problem with both of those is that fetchDarcs doesn't seem to work properly with a patch rev, and there's no darcs libfetcher yet, so it'd have to be cached or updated regularly
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bqv: I'll pass that on to srk
<bqv>
thank you, good botte
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<tobiasBora0>
Hello, I recently upgraded/rebooted my rasbperry pi 3b+, and I can't ssh into it anymore. I tried to reboot with uart, however it hangs at "Starting kernel", despite the fact that I added console=ttyS1,115200n8 in the kernel configuration in /extlinux/extlinux.conf
<tobiasBora0>
I have the kernel 5.7
<tobiasBora0>
any idea what's wrong? I installed my raspberry pi a while ago, in 2018