<acab_chatter>
another newbie question: i have systemPackages = with pkgs; ... but i'd like to add another package from nixos scope (not pkgs), what is a way to do it ?
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<acab_chatter>
(i tried something with ++ [ ... ] but i still get undefined variable for the package i want to add)
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<acab_chatter>
(or maybe i got it all wrong? i'm trying to install gnome-shell-extension-appindicator)
<pushqrdx>
acab_chatter you're on nixos so nixos scope is your default, the gnome thing you want has an attribute name of gnomeExtensions.appindicator
<pushqrdx>
so this is what you use to install it
<pushqrdx>
just add gnomeExtensions.appindicator in your system packages and you should be good to go
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<pushqrdx>
astylian if you aren't gonna submit that package and/or just using it locally you can use whichever is easier for you, however with fetchUrl you can be sure that you or others can rebuild your package without you sending them that tar
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<energizer>
Mic92: i am trying to write my networkmanager config like this https://bpa.st/ZUCQ , but i don't see how to actually use the contents of the secret instead of the path. i must be doing it wrong
<lejonet>
I'm having a weird issue with LVM in stage 1 not picking up and activating my vgs, which makes the local FS service fail, but once I go into the rescue shell and do vgchange -ay, it finds them just perfectly fine (and same goes for the livecd, the stage 1 there finds them just fine), what the heck can I do to ensure that the stage 1 finds and activates my vgs? (or at least get the activated before the local FS
<lejonet>
mount service, so that I can actually reboot this machine unattended...)
<lejonet>
Could it be just some type of initialization that takes a bit longer, so vgchang -ay is executed before they've settled perhaps?
<Zer000>
Hello! I just updated a server I had to nixos 20.09 and the upgrade to php73 broke everything! I can I go back to php72? in php-fpm? I am kind of in hot water
<Zer000>
sorry, I mean to ask "how can I got back to php72 as the specified php-fpm package"
<pushqrdx>
i wonder if there's a way to only update few packages without updating my nix channel
<pushqrdx>
for instance i'd like to catch up with pipewire
<simpson>
Rebuilding changed intermediate packages is the entire point of Nix, though.
<siraben>
V: ah i see
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<pushqrdx>
simpson was that a reply to me or somebody else
<simpson>
pushqrdx: Put another way, why do you want to avoid updating your channel?
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<pushqrdx>
simpson a) i don't want to download all the upgrades right now b) everything is stable on the iteration i am on so i don't see a point of upgrading
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<simpson>
pushqrdx: On (a), you're literally asking to upgrade certain packages, and Nix isn't going to let you have a half-installed package. I can understand the desire to avoid downloading too much stuff, but this tradeoff is inherent to the very idea of getting updates.
<simpson>
On (b), that fear of doing upgrades is related to the idea that upgrades cause things to break. So, change as few things as possible. Separate changes to configuration.nix from channel updates. Take advantage of rollback; if an update doesn't work, undo the update and try again another time.
<pushqrdx>
so last time i upgraded blindly on nix unstable, (though this is my fault for garbage collecting before making sure it's stable) i broke my system and had to painfully haunt in hydra for the last working commit that i was on before
<simpson>
That does sound painful. Probably shouldn't do that.
<pushqrdx>
another point is if nix has all the dependency graph it needs to upgrade the package i want and everything it depends on why not just do it, if this means upgrading the whole system because of some glibc or something then be it, otherwise it will not download everything
<simpson>
Sure. You certainly can put in the effort to do that, whether through overlays or overrides or etc. But there's no automatic mechanism for doing this in nixpkgs; nixpkgs is where we *integrate* many different package updates, rather than splitting them out piecemeal.
<pushqrdx>
i really wish that nixos rebuild would show the actual amount of download it will do, because it always says some number and judging by how long it takes and the speed i have it sure is downloading way more than it says
<Zer000>
hmm is there a way to specify a package from a local git checkout of nixpkgs in your configuration.nix?
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<simpson>
Zer000: By far the easiest of the options is to use the entire local git repo for the entire NixOS build; git has the flexibility for this. nixos-rebuild can take an -I path and also respects $NIX_PATH.
<siraben>
How do I force Nix to reload nix.conf? It's still trying to build things from source
<bqv>
siraben: restart the daemon
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<siraben>
bqv: which command do I run?
<bqv>
One that restarts the daemon
<bqv>
sudo systemctl restart nix-daemon
<simpson>
I suspect # systemctl restart nix-daemon
<siraben>
Interesting, looks like GHC 8.10.3 is built on the cache for linux but not for darwin
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<bqv>
Ericson2314: I still like your approach better, but do I recall correctly that your ipfs-nix changes the store in a breaking way?
<Ericson2314>
bqv: no breaking changes, just new features
<Gaelan>
Is there a nix-instantiate equivalent that works with flakes?
<bqv>
Ericson2314: really? Does that mean its applicable as a patch over nix master with no danger now?
<bqv>
Gaelan: nix build --derivation, maybe
<Ericson2314>
bqv: oh well there is scheme addittions
<Ericson2314>
so the uprade is non-brekaing
<Ericson2314>
but the downgrade is breaking
<Ericson2314>
so that means I wouldn't use it in production
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<Ericson2314>
but if you have a fresh store and DB it should be fine
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<Ericson2314>
perhaps that is what you are thinking of
<bqv>
Ah ok. That's a shame, I still want to use it, but I worry about falling behind on nix
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<Ericson2314>
sorry :(
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<Ericson2314>
but if it makes you feel better, the thing I posted about "more news by then" still stands a bit
<bqv>
Heh
<bqv>
You know what, I might try it on my server anyway, since I always deploy from a local machine
<Ericson2314>
my hope is new year get the ball rolling on a thing that can be planned out by end of month and announced in februrary
<bqv>
Worst case, only the server has a pinned nix version, but the store protocol is still fine and all my stuff is still ipfs-available
<addcn>
Hey everyone! I currently am trying to downgrade my linuxPackages.nvidia_x11 version from the 20.09 default of 455 to the 20.03 default of 440. I tried installing these packages separately, but I realized that the video driver is specified in hardware.video.nvidia, so I was wondering if there's a way to override that? (Just so this isn't a wild goose chase, I'm going down this path since the latest
<addcn>
Tensorflow version on nixpkgs doesn't support cuda 11, so I have to downgrade the video driver to use cuda 10.1) Thanks!
<bqv>
Ericson2314: awesome :)
<Ericson2314>
The IPFS stuff was something I'd been thinking about for 5 years now
<Ericson2314>
so rest assure I'm not going to go forget about it
<Ericson2314>
:)
<Ericson2314>
I won't always be able to untie my own hands, but I won't forgot
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<bqv>
Much appreciate, I'm keen to see this one succeed!
<jmc-figueira>
I am currently doing an installation along these lines: https://mt-caret.github.io/blog/posts/2020-06-29-optin-state.html and I've hit a bit of a snag, it seems. When running nixos-generate-config, hardware-configuration.nix does not contain the necessary options for the fileSystems... Now, I'm aware, from the comment, that I shouldn't edit this
<jmc-figueira>
file manually. Is there some workaround for this?
<simpson>
What's missing? In general, if you need a particular filesystem to get put into that file, just mount the filesystem first and make it look like you want, and then run nixos-generate-config. It looks at what's mounted to make decisions.
<simpson>
You certainly can edit it manually. You should just know that it was generated, for later maintenance.
<jmc-figueira>
What's missing, in particular, is this line `options = [ "subvol=home" "compress=zstd" "noatime" ];` for each subvolume
<jmc-figueira>
Even though I mounted them just like the blog's instructions
<simpson>
Curious. Might be a bug.
<jmc-figueira>
Is re-running nixos-generate-config the only circumstance in which that file will be overwritten or are there any other situations I should be aware of before editing it?
<hyper_ch>
Mic92: util-linux has an issue. In 2.36.1 you can use systemd automounts in fstab anymore because of an error... it's already fixed in git master but no idea when 2.36.2 will be released. So should I alter existing nix to patch that file?
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<hyper_ch>
well, I just did git fetch upstream, git checkout master, git merge upstream/mastere, git checkout -b ....., [make edit], nixos-rebuild boot -I nixpkgs=/path/to/master
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<hyper_ch>
so many new packages in just a few days....
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<energizer>
Mic92: aha, that looks like it would work for me. the other thing i thought of was just using etc.NetworkManager.system-connections.myconn = ''[connection] id=${config.sops.secret.ssid} ...''. do you think that would work?
<Mic92>
energizer: no. same problem.
<Mic92>
secrets need to be interpolated at runtime
<energizer>
er yeah that isn't actually what i meant
<energizer>
oops yeah my idea didn't make sense
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<vidbina>
Hey NixOS fam, if anyone uses the example from https://nixos.org/guides/dev-environment.html for a dev env, is there a recommended way to pin package versions (e.g.: pinning the verion of Flask)? Or is it inevitable that these versions are just pinned to whatever is defined in nixpkgs on the host env?!?
<DigitalKiwi>
you can replace <nixpkgs> with something else or you can set nixpkgs to something before you run the nix-build/nix-shell
<gerschtli>
vidbina you cant pin a specific version of package directly, only through pinning a nixpkgs instance
<vidbina>
DigitalKiwi and gerschtli, thanks for that. This confirms what I was initially thinking. Only upgrading some packages while pinning others, perhaps for some compatability problems is therefore something that nix isn't necessarily designed for?!? In that case I should just use one of the python package managers that allow pinning (poetry or pip)?!?
<DigitalKiwi>
there's poetry2nix
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<vidbina>
Thanks for that DigitalKiwi. Totally missed that 🤦
<DigitalKiwi>
nix is great at upgrading some packages while pinning others
<DigitalKiwi>
or upgrading all packages and pinning specific ones
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<vidbina>
DigitalKiwi: I have some of that in my nixos-conf as well and was hoping that there perhaps was a way to make the versions of the packages themselves a bit more visible/explicit other than requiring the user to just cross-ref the wanted package version with the right chan. I take it that this design is currently "the NixOS way" so I'll keep that in mind.
<DigitalKiwi>
poetry2nix uses a lock file
<DigitalKiwi>
so does flakes and niv
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<DigitalKiwi>
i don't think there's any one nixos way
<vidbina>
Good point. Thanks to your input, I'm going for Poetry2nix since I've grown fond of poetry in other projects and this is the closest to what I was looking for. Thanks for raising this 🙏🏿
<hyper_ch>
but how would I then test that it actually works with automount again?
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<vidbina>
DigitalKiwi: Please bear with me as I'm having a series of slow moments. I've web-searched and grep-ed through my nixpkgs to no avail... pkgs.poetry should be there from what I can tell looking in my nixpkgs, but xs-ing it from a shell.nix or the nix repl fails with the "error: attribute 'poetry' missing" notice. What am I missing? I'm currently on nixos-version 20.09.git.ae1b121d9a6 (Nightingale)
<vidbina>
BTW
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<vidbina>
DigitalKiwi: Yeah... Tried that too, basically still grep-ing through and reading what I may have fucked up on my setup. When things like these happen, despair takes over a bit in my realization that I haven't really gotten the hang of NixOS after over 2 years of using it as my daily driver. Says more about my lack of skill than the tool. I'll do more sleuthing. Hope I figure my shit out. :)
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<vidbina>
DigitalKiwi: Tried those example shell.nix files and all failed with the "error: attribute 'poetry2nix' missing" so something must be off with my nixpkgs... Just don't have a clue how to debug this since my nixos-version corresponds to a nixpkgs revision that has both poetry2nix and poetry listed in its pkgs/top-level/all-packages.nix
<DigitalKiwi>
try with like; nix-shell -I nixpkgs=channel:nixos-unstable
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<DigitalKiwi>
nix-shell -p python38Packages.poetry -I nixpkgs=channel:nixos-20.09 <-- gave me[nix-shell:~]$ which poetry
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<vidbina>
Haha... Vulnerable moment: sometimes I feel like an idiot when I'm dealing with my NixOS system. But the reason, I've been keeping with it is because I'm believing that exposure and suffering will make me a better (more competent) NixOS user over time... Needless to say, I still have a long way to go :P
<vidbina>
No pain, no gain -- I guess :)
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<DigitalKiwi>
for even more fun (tm) you can use `export NIX_PATH=nixpkgs=channel:nixos-whatevs`
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<DigitalKiwi>
mix and match and forget what shell you're in for more fun(tm)
<simpson>
vidbina: It's easier if you consider that there's no such thing as good software, and that the entire computing ecosystem is stuck in bad habits.
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<DigitalKiwi>
i've found a lot of "problems i have with nix" are "problems with (the) software that i only become aware of because of nix"
<Mic92>
hyper_ch: you could utillinux in the systemd package
<Mic92>
*override
<vidbina>
simpson: Haha... was part of the reason, I flipped off Windows (10 years ago) and macOS (3 years ago) to double down on "better tooling". TBH, I'm very happy about NixOS... The documentation was my only problem 3 years ago but I can clearly see it improving. Furthermore, using Nix has made me more aware of what attrocities I committed before that I am working hard to avoid these days. I think we'll
<vidbina>
all balancing between good design and pragmatism -- a hard problem (to me, at least). As DigitalKiwi highlighted, Nix has really highlighted what nastiness software "normally" does out there in the wild.
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<simpson>
vidbina: Nice. If you want to go further down the rabbit hole, you'll want to learn what a *capability* is: http://habitatchronicles.com/2017/05/what-are-capabilities/ And then you can imagine Nix as a system which tries to treat (paths to) packages as capabilites.
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<simpson>
(And *then* you can explore systems which treat (references to) objects as capabilities: http://www.erights.org/)
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<lifestronaut>
I'm relatively new to NixOS and am trying to create a package for Maple. Since there are no URLs to download it from directly, it will need to be installed from the local .run file I download. Does anyone know of any existing packages that are installed from a local installer file?
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<simpson>
lifestronaut: Depends on how much you want to respect the unfree installer. The main limitation is that, for source artifacts, we usually want them to be *fixed-output*, which means that they can do networking to fetch files but whatever they produce must always have the same hash.
<simpson>
It's not a problem to run Maple's proprietary downloader, as long as the download and build stages can be separated. Then the downloaded artifact can be checked into the Nix store in-between.
<lifestronaut>
simpson: its not a downloader, its a 1.4G installer file that has everything it needs
<lifestronaut>
sort of an installer/archive file bundled into one
<simpson>
user11111: You can either declaratively manage users, or you can manage them using standard GNU/Linux userspace tools. Your choice.
<simpson>
lifestronaut: tpw_rules++ and lukegb++ have given possible packages to look at.
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<lifestronaut>
tpw_rules, lukegb: Thanks!!
<lifestronaut>
simpson: thanks!
<lukegb>
requireFile is great if you can't point to a stable URL (which I think is the case for Maple, judging by how the PKGBUILD is written)
<tpw_rules>
which prints a nice little message that's like "sorry, we can't automatically download this package. see: ${message} and download file ${file} and add to nix store with <cmd>"
<tpw_rules>
also ftr i have a derivation which manually extracts the .run using gzip in the unpackPhase and emulates the built in install script in installPhase. if the maple runfile insists on doing impure things that's definitely an option, although a somewhat fragile one
<b00n>
I'm new to NixOS and using sway (without login manager) on my laptop with always closed lid (sticking in a docking station). The thing is, if I disconnect my external monitor (connected over DP), my device goes to sleep. If I wake it again but keep my monitor off, the laptop goes to sleep after a few seconds again. Does somebody could please give me a helping hand in this, please?
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<b00n>
PS: it seems to be a difference between disconnect my monitor and just turning it off (stand by). By just turning it off, my laptop doesn't sleep. By completely powering off my monitor the laptop goes to sleep. Does this probably have something to do with 'systemd.sleep'? I'm out of ideas...
<feep>
.. damn, it set kate XDG_DATA_DIRS but not QT_PLUGIN_PATH
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<feep>
what do I gotta do to get a package in the QT_PLUGIN_PATH for the wrapper?
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<zeorin>
Hey all, I'm using Lutris on Nixos 20.09 and I'm not able to link my GOG account. When I open the window to try and add it, the window doesn't display the UI elements. It only renders the background (a solid colour). It seems like the UI elements are actually there, but they're just invisible: the cursor changes from pointer to text select, to default as you mouse over where you'd expect the UI
<zeorin>
elements to be. However, no matter how carefully I've tried to enter my login details this way, it doesn't seem to log me in. The debug log shows nothing of interest.
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<dminuoso>
zeorin: Do you have a compositor?
<dminuoso>
Also, which window manager are you using?
<zeorin>
I do, but even when I kill the compositor (picom in my case) it exhibits the same behaviour
<zeorin>
I'm using i3
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<feep>
I think the issue is that kate is build with qt 5.15.0
<feep>
but the compat version for kdevelop is 5.14.2
<feep>
built*
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<feep>
of course, this is odd to begin with.
<feep>
anyone know how to make them use the same version?
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<ps71>
sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/boot/
<feep>
figured it out, I think?
<ps71>
And run this nixos-generate-config --root /mntwhich gives me this error: File system "/boot" is not a FAT EFI System Partition (ESP) file system.Traceback (most recent call last): File "/nix/store/v4px1w06sd30cc8yrm5n01s5n7gag96d-systemd-boot-builder.py", line 256, in <module> main() File
<ps71>
"/nix/store/v4px1w06sd30cc8yrm5n01s5n7gag96d-systemd-boot-builder.py", line 197, in main subprocess.check_call(["/nix/store/lqv1qn0r19kzc9hhibj8k667049196wr-systemd-246.6/bin/bootctl", "--path=/boot", "install"]) File "/nix/store/v72cj06nk69cynckz2s12rhar25k1h7v-python3-3.8.5/lib/python3.8/subprocess.py
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<gchristensen>
I have bluetooth headphones paired with my phone and computer. when I use the computer it works fine, and if I do something on my phone the phone "steals" the headphones and never gives it back to the laptop until I reconnect them. anyone know what is going on or if there are ways to make this better, or deal with it? I don't really want 2 pairs of headphones
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<zeorin>
gchristensen I too am bothered by this. I have found that changing the audio mode of the headphones (can be done using blueman or pavucontrol) steals it back. Still not ideal, though
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<gchristensen>
ouch
<gchristensen>
better than a reconnect, though :D
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<gchristensen>
although it makes me somewhat reconsider pairing headphones to both the computer and phone
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<zeorin>
Yeah I don't connect them to the phone anymore unless I'm going jogging.
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<pushqrdx>
why would adding nixpkgs.overlays invalidate my whole system packages
<pushqrdx>
this is really bizarre
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<madonius[m]>
is there a way to configure the root-password during the installation?
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<fadenb[m]>
<madonius[m] "is there a way to configure the "> You can use `nixos-install [...] --no-root-password` to avoid being asked for it. I believe setting the root password can be done like you would do for other users in the config
<madonius[m]>
ah that was the missing piece, thanks :)
<Kozova1>
Any way for me to configure networking.firewall based on zones? as in, allow ssh only from my pc, allow https to everyone, etc
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<Orbstheorem>
Hi, I'm trying to use `nix build` with a remote machine, but I get a Host key verification failed error. I can normally SSH with my user.
<bqv>
Folks, would someone corrects
<bqv>
*Folks, would someone correct me if wrong, but is there no way to use pkgs.replaceDependency even theoretically, using pure eval?
<bqv>
It chokes on builtins.storePath, but idk if I can get around that
<Orbstheorem>
Also, `nix ping-store --store ssh://foo` works
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[nixpkgs] @petabyteboy pushed commit from @jslight90 to master « nixos/gitlab: move custom_hooks_dir into gitaly config (#107174) »: https://git.io/JLMKb
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<hodapp>
hrmm, odd, if I build pithos but then run with 'ninja -C build run', it runs fine, but if I use the Nixpkgs packaging, whether with 1.5.0, 1.5.1, or git master, it dumps core after a few seconds.
<hodapp>
so it's something in the Nixpkgs packaging/environment
<moet>
it seems that `nixops destroy` will destroy all resources without confirmation on nixops 1.7 ..
<moet>
so now i cannot ssh to my machine or perform administration on it
<moet>
yikes!
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<moet>
this is contrary to the nixops documentation https://releases.nixos.org/nixops/nixops-1.7/manual/manual.html "Unless you pass the --confirm option, you will be asked to approve every machine destruction." and also "This command has no effect on machines that cannot be destroyed automatically; for instance, machines in the none target environment" (my machine had no targetEnv, and therefore should have been at
<moet>
the default "none" value)
<moet>
good times!
<moet>
it seems there's no version cut since 1.7 on github.. so i'll muddle along on this version i guess.. anyhow, TIL