<supersandro2000>
maralorn: I once did that to some docker issue and then they had like 25 mentions of my commit 😂
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<sterni>
maralorn: ikr but always end up forgetting, sorry about that
<sterni>
maralorn: they _really_ ought to fix that
<maralorn>
sterni: It’s fine I guess.^^
<sterni>
it's horrible like you can't even reference issues or PRs in commit messages without spamming that thread
<sterni>
it's almost as if github is actively trying to make commit messages unpleasant to use so you have to use the vendor lock in stuff to communicate :p
<sterni>
I guess I'll have to ping you in the thread next time.
<JJJollyjim1>
how do i get a nix-shell to debug the building of a buildRustPackage? running unpackPhase fails with "variable $src or $srcs should point to the source"
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<JJJollyjim1>
even though that part of the build normally works fine
<JJJollyjim1>
(it doesn't fail until checkPhase)
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<JJJollyjim1>
oh it looks like this has a custom unpackPhase, but somehow that isn't actually getting set as a function, just an envvar?
<maralorn>
sterni: Yeah, seems totally in character for github.
<JJJollyjim1>
(and the envvar has no newlines between commands so i can't run it directly)
<disposabled[m]>
tpw_rules: This is an app for which I have version X installed through my distro's package manager and I'm trying to install version Y with nix
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<tpw_rules>
disposabled[m]: what type of app is it?
<disposabled[m]>
a game. zeroad
<tpw_rules>
nixGL is needed for opengl nix apps to be able to find your distro's opengl libraries, because opengl libraries are handled weirdly
<tpw_rules>
it looks 3D to me. try nixGL
<disposabled[m]>
hmm. k
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<tpw_rules>
just install the appropriate version for your graphics card and run `nixGL zeroad` (or however you start it from the command line) and it should work
<disposabled[m]>
error: selector 'nixGL' matches no derivations
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<tpw_rules>
you have to download the repo and follow the directions
<disposabled[m]>
appropriate versions for my graphics card? Yikes
<tpw_rules>
it can't be put in nixpkgs for reasons
<tpw_rules>
sorry, graphics card vendor
<disposabled[m]>
yikes again
<tpw_rules>
it has to know where the opengl libraries are, after all
<disposabled[m]>
I don't know how to install something that isn't in nixpkgs
<disposabled[m]>
and it sounds scary
<tpw_rules>
if it makes you feel better you can set up all your LD_LIBRARY_PATH and LIBGL_DRIVERS_PATH and etc environment variables appropriately
<tpw_rules>
can you not follow the "Installation" section of the readme?
<tpw_rules>
it takes three commands in the terminal
<disposabled[m]>
the types of errors mentioned in the readme are not exactly what I'm experiencing
<tpw_rules>
yes. that's one of the benefits of nix. you can't cause harm trying it
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<tpw_rules>
and it depends on which application and library how the message is displayed. GLX missing is a big clue but i've never seen the specific form you quoted
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<disposabled[m]>
ha! That worked. thank you tpw_rules
<disposabled[m]>
so I have to launch it with nixGL every time?
<tpw_rules>
yeah it's an unfortunate part of opengl's engineering that it's not really compatible with nix.
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<tpw_rules>
yes. you will also have to reinstall nixGL if you update your graphics drivers afair. but that's really the only issue i've ever run into using nix on non nixos. that and not being able to use nixos system services but that's kind of expected
<disposabled[m]>
it seems to have solved the problems with other apps, too
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<tpw_rules>
like i said "GLX" seems to be the problem word. if it's a graphics application that won't start and mentions that, then nixGL will probably fix it. you don't necessarily need it for all graphical applications though.
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<JJJollyjim1>
how do I globally override stdenv?
<JJJollyjim1>
everything seems to encounter infinite recursion
<JJJollyjim1>
namely, "with pkgs;" in top-level/all-packages.nix apparently becomes infinitely recursive
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<JJJollyjim1>
right yeah, it's where my alternate stdenv (the clang one) is itself defined
<JJJollyjim1>
hmm
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<JJJollyjim1>
is this an unsolved problem? i'm suprised it isn't more common
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<JJJollyjim1>
and if the overlay imports a seperate nixpkgs and grabs the llvm stdenv from there, we get assertion failures because platforms don't match? not sure what that's about
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[nixpkgs] @raboof opened pull request #118387 → <!-- To help with the large amounts of pull requests, we would appreciate your reviews of other pull requests, especiall… → https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/118387
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[nix] @Ma27 opened pull request #4688 → libcmd/installables: add `-F` to force revaluation of cached failures → https://github.com/NixOS/nix/pull/4688
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<viric>
Yaniel: hexa-: I made the msbc codec work for hfp profile. hfp_ag profile in pw, and then the bluez5.msbc-support=true line moved into another section in latest pw!
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<viric>
It's a pain to set it (copy the whole config) but it works. It doesn't go next to sbc-xq-support, but somewhere else.
<vikanezrimaya>
Hello! A certain RFC I authored (and now shamelessly promoting so it would have more sets of eyes on it), NixOS/RFCs#87, is open for shepherd nominations! Come if you're interested! https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/87
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<tobiasBora>
Hello, I'm not sure to understand why, but I just tried to type "nix-shell", then "genericBuild", but I get "unpacker appears to have produced no directories". However, if I run "nix-build", the unpack phase seems to work, I just get errors during compilation. Here is the derivation+console output I get: http://pastebin.fr/89542
<tobiasBora>
If it can help, I'm using "clangStdenv.mkDerivation" instead of stdenv.mkDerivation, and I use fetchSubmodules = true;... Not sure if it's supposed to change anything.
<tobiasBora>
also, it is trying to unpack "/nix/store/68v9kl0824hvwzjl9l8azmdsjjqf6khp-source"... but this is already an unpacked directory...
<tobiasBora>
What should I do to be able to debug my program directly? Is genericBuild not the good thing to do?
<tobiasBora>
To check what my derivation is actually supposed to do, I tried to "echo $builder", but I just get bash, and "echo $args" is empty
<axel_parolta>
Good morning! I was wondering what are the directive if someone has already opened an pull-request for a package and it has been stalled since april 2020. I already sent a message through the pull request message board two days ago without any answers. Should I open a new PR and keep the original maintainer information? I don't want to take credit for somebody's else work. I am not sure what I should do.
<hexa->
axel_parolta: if the original author doesn't get back to you, go ahead and open a new pr .
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<axel_parolta>
hexa-: Alright thanks! Should I keep him as the maintainer and/or keep any references that state that the work is his/hers?
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<hexa->
axel_parolta: if you base your work upon their, mention them in Co-Authored-by:
<axel_parolta>
hexa-: Perfect, I will, thank you :)
<tobiasBora>
I'm curious, in the .drv file, I can see ("buildPhase","...\n..."), but in nix-shell, if I "echo $buildPhase", I don't have any new line visible. Is it normal
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<atemu12[m]>
Is there a function in nixpkgs that generates a new pkgs but with a different `config` argument?
<atemu12[m]>
onny: you just need to import unstable nixpkgs somehow (e.g. add a `nixos-unstable` channel and then `let unstable = import <nixpkgs-unstable> { }; in unstable.libhandy`)
<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @gebner pushed to release-20.09 « Revert "Merge pull request #118390 from gebner/gogs-backport" »: https://git.io/JY1fM
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<atemu12[m]>
Whoops, the channel name and NIX_PATH import would need to be the same of course
<onny[m]>
<atemu12[m] "Whoops, the channel name and NIX"> sorry I'm struggling about the syntax in default.nix. do you have an example file for that? :)
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<onny[m]>
<atemu12[m] "onny: if you choose a different "> Yay, I was able to build and run Mousai ( https://github.com/SeaDve/Mousai ) :D Hopefully it will work and maybe I can submit it to nixpkgs upstream :D
<onny[m]>
Thank you :)
<atemu12[m]>
onny: Glad I could help.
<atemu12[m]>
If you want to contribute upstream though, it's best to work on an unstable nixpkgs checkout
<lunik1>
If I create a derivative work from the NixOS logo (licensed as CC BY 4.0) can I release my adaptions under CC0?
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<sheijk>
i have some keyboard remappings using evdevremapkey. it works when i run it from a shell using sudo but fails to find the keyboard inside a systemd service. i'm not sure what i can do to debug this on nixos, any recommendations? https://gist.github.com/sheijk/f9781cde5641e5bccbecfcbd61b3ebf6
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<tobiasBora>
Hello, I've a problem writting a derivation for ArmorPaint https://github.com/armory3d/armorpaint which uses node. Unfortunately I get "Error: spawn [...]/armorcore/Kinc/Tools/krafix/krafix-linux64 ENOENT". People seems to report that this can arrive due to missing node library, but I'm not even sure which library/... I should add :( Any idea how to debug that? (log+derivation here
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<tobiasBora>
Hum... it seems that this "krefix" is a binary file.
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<tobiasBora>
strange to put binaries in sources... I guess I need to patch the binaries before I even compile. Is there any autopatchelf hook for prebuild phase?
<tpw_rules>
why do you need to do it that early? is it used during compilation?
<tobiasBora>
tpw_rules: I think yes. krefix seems to be a compiler
<tobiasBora>
krafix*
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<tpw_rules>
it looks like armorcore is its own separate project so maybe you should write a separate derivation for it, then hope armorpaint recognizes the existing armorcore and does not try to compile its own.
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<tobiasBora>
tpw_rules: It could be... But then I've no idea how I can modify the Makefile if armorpaint does not recognizes armorcore. And even to compile armorcore, I still need to find how to compile krafix, and then find how to ensure that armorcore finds krafix automatically etc... I'd say it would be quicker to just run "autoPatchelf .", and cross my fingers...
<tobiasBora>
boom, seems to be enough :)
<tobiasBora>
let's continue the process!
<tpw_rules>
if you like you can just run patchelf in the prebuild phase. but i would consider that a bit gross. the error suggests the file does not even exist, is it built at that point?
<tobiasBora>
tpw_rules: the file does exist, it is a binary pointing to /lib
<tobiasBora>
but it seems that patchelf fixes that
<tobiasBora>
now I've another error, but later in the compile process, will continue my investigations
<tobiasBora>
supersandro2000: just, this will mess the history between terminals right? Like if I've two independent terminals, the history will be the same in both of them right?
<tobiasBora>
maybe direnv is actually better for my use case here (it's too bad there is not command like "history -a" that writes only the last history line, it could be pretty useful, often I lose my history when I kill a terminal and this would avoids most of these issues)
<SumnerEvans[m]>
I'm currently trying to package openring (https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/openring) but upstream doesn't have versions. I've currently set the version to "master" (see PR: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/118414) but I don't know if that's the correct way of doing this. What is the canonical way of packaging things that don't have official versions?
<yurb>
I don't see an option in `nixos-container` to bind volumes / shared directories form the host to the container; only in `configuration.nix`. But my use case is more of a "one-shot" use where I want a throw-away container with the current directory mounted to some path inside the container like `/usr/src`.
<yurb>
Anyone using `nixos-container` similarly?
<matthewcroughan>
delroth: Well done on getting that shell.nix into dolphin-emu
<tobiasBora>
Yaniel: on my side I prefer to have each terminal use its own commands: if in one terminal I compile some documents, and in another terminal I compile another document, I don't want to mix the commands.
<tobiasBora>
endformationage: ok thanks, I'll give it a look!
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<tobiasBora>
supersandro2000: what do you mean by "in the right sequence"? if I have a terminals A (resp. B), in which I type A1,A2 (resp. B1,B2) in the order "A1,B1,A2,B2": if I type twice on UP in terminal A, I will get B2 right?
<gurkan[m]>
Hi there 👋, I'm building a rust program, which fails while building a dependency crate `openssl-sys`, says: `Package openssl was not found in the pkg-config search path.` I'm using Fenix overlay to get the latest rust nightlies, and after setting `PKG_CONFIG_PATH = "${fenixpkgs.openssl.dev.outPath}/lib/pkgconfig:" + "$PKG_CONFIG_PATH";` in the manifest, it's solved. My question is: Is this a bug? If yes, which project
<gurkan[m]>
should I report? 🤔
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<beertoagunfight>
Hey! I was wondering how long it takes for packages submitted in master to show up in the unstable channel. I submitted a couple of packages a few days ago and I can't seem to find them. The hydra builds seem to be passing. Anything I'm missing?
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<vifon>
Hello. I'm trying to nixos-rebuild my system from a live USB NixOS. When I run "nixos-rebuild boot" inside a chroot, I get the following message:
<sshow>
when I want to install local derivations using local source files, I am attempting to use `src = "."` for e.g. buildGoModule, but src of `.` is illegal. what should I do?
<vifon>
It's as if my new profiles don't get copied to the /boot partition.
<eyJhb>
What is the preferred way on Nixos to get a new DHCP IP? I want to discard my current IPv6/IPv4 IP assigned by my router, and then get new ones
<eyJhb>
Just using dhclient?
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<vifon>
I'M IN! Thanks for the help, samueldr.
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<samueldr>
vifon: you might want to do a rebuild to get back to keep your channels coherent with what's in the build
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<vifon>
I just did. :)
<vifon>
Especially since I replaced <nixos-unstable> with <nixos> here and there.
<samueldr>
haha yeah
<vifon>
Phew… I felt like in that gif with fixing a lightbulb.
<vifon>
I was migrating to a new SSD. Cue some ZFS issues.
<vifon>
Cue more ZFS issues during fixing the previous ones.
<vifon>
A few back-and-forth copying sessions.
<vifon>
And then this.
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<Spacemacs4ever>
any good recommendations for people who use emacs on NixOS?
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<vifon>
Spacemacs4ever: I tend to stick to just installing Emacs and then doing things the Emacs way.
<vifon>
It's far too complex for the Nix abstraction to be viable in a long run.
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<shapr>
I'm running NixOS 20.09, how do I keep systemd logs for longer than 24 hours? I specifically want to keep my mpd logs forever
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<shapr>
Spacemacs4ever: I'm soon to try the "use nix for latest packages" but haven't gotten there yet
<shapr>
Spacemacs4ever: I'm a huge fan of direnv-mode to keep binaries in their own limited scope
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nix#3503 (by rbvermaa, 50 weeks ago, open): URL parsing when using fetchGit does not accept the SSH URL that Github suggests anymore
<drozdziak1>
nvm, there's a workaround in the issue, a different URL is needed
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[nixpkgs] @ZzAntares opened pull request #118434 → haskell-modules: Fixes build for beam-* and postgresql-simple-migration → https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/118434
<cantarell>
Does anyone use NixOS for wordpress development can give any pointers on how to setup a local development environment similar to XAMPP or vagrant/VCCW or perhaps docker compose? I'm not having much luck with any of the usual, new to NixOS, and wondering what people use for that purpose?
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<aanderse>
cantarell: what's your web server of choice?
<cantarell>
doesn't matter apache or nginx is fine, I just want something very basic like XAMPP for instance and wondering what is the best tool for that sort of thing on NixOS
<Raito_Bezarius>
does anyone know if we can use mkPoetryApplication with projectDir = fetchFromGitHub { … }; ?
<aanderse>
it's a dozen lines of config or so then you're good to go
<Raito_Bezarius>
I'm getting some error: "error: string '/nix/store/697pjm29xv0lxf4hq8j6cpmz9fxlw19a-source' cannot refer to other paths, at /nix/store/vjkkim3b2k66c9jhbki37j4g67ih20p9-nixpkgs-21.05pre278688.c0e88185200/nixpkgs/lib/sources.nix:94:51"
<Raito_Bezarius>
which seems to implies that I cannot simply do it this way
<aanderse>
cantarell: will you be around for a bit? I'm not at a computer
<cantarell>
Yea I can be. I'm pretty new to NixOS so any help would be appreciated
<aanderse>
sure I'll hop on in a bit with some config if no one else has an answer before then
<Spacemacs4ever>
@cantarell I have found nginx to be very beautifully simple in the resulting config, but it took me a good bit of searching and tweaking to arrive at my final result.
<cantarell>
Spacemacs4ever: hmm ok, I'm just totally lost where to begin even... like how to setup the mysql/mariadb database... where does that data "live"... do I use nix-shell in a project directory? Is it a somewhat similar workflow to using docker-compose?
<cantarell>
DigitalKiwi, thanks for the links. So, I'm aware there is a WordPress package and have looked at the wiki. Is this particular example suitable for local development? As in are you aware how I can use this to work in say a local directory to develop a particular theme or plugin for wordpress?
<cantarell>
I'm used to using docker-compose prior to this and my mind thinks of it in this regard, but I'm not sure if I should be thinking of it that way? Any advice?
<DigitalKiwi>
don't use wordpress
<DigitalKiwi>
that's my usual advice on the matter lol but more helpful...gimme a minute
<cantarell>
Well, I don't want to, but I've clients who insist unfortunately. Also, been getting into headless wordpress these days too
<cantarell>
Unfortunately for me for the time being not having a local wordpress development environment on NixOS is sadly a deal breaker for me for the time being
<cantarell>
Are you aware of anyone who does Wordpress development on NixOS? I'm curious what they use. For example, XAMPP/MAMP/WAMP is popular for some folks on other systems, docker-compose is popular for others, but what types of solutions (if any) are there for NixOS that are relatively simple and easy to use?
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<tomberek>
aanderse: do you have the sourcehut updates as a commit or patch somewhere? GitHub interface for accepting and batching may be a pain.
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<aanderse>
tomberek: unfortunately i do not, i just made comments in the github ui
<aanderse>
would you like me to put something together?
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<DigitalKiwi>
cantarell: when i update matomo i have a nixos test that makes a VM and then i ssh forward in it works alright
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<cantarell>
ah I see
<DigitalKiwi>
but you can also just configure mariadb/nginx locally too
<cantarell>
would that work in a nix-shell?
<cantarell>
so I can enter a particular project directory and use nix-shell... This was my prior workflow on Debian with docker-compose... I'm wondering if the approach is relatively the same?
<DigitalKiwi>
i'm not sure how modules work or not in nix-shell
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<cantarell>
So it would be something more that would be set in /etc/nixos/configuration.nix? And available system-wide?
<aanderse>
cantarell: ok have a working config for you
<DigitalKiwi>
i just enable postgresql in my system config
<{^_^}>
nix-community/poetry2nix#275 (by eganjs, 1 week ago, open): `overrides.withDefaults` for packages with a dot (.) in their name
<DigitalKiwi>
(they don't like bell notifications)
<immae>
Raito_Bezarius: I’m trying to do cross-compilation but to a system with a different NIX_STORE directory. But I realize that I know little already about how cross-compiling works in the first place
<Raito_Bezarius>
but I'm not sure it will work a system with a different NIX_STORE
<Raito_Bezarius>
other thing you could be interested is into using emulation/qemu to build "natively"
<Raito_Bezarius>
otherwise, you could also use a native machine and have remote builds enabled on it to push builds to it and fetch the results
<Raito_Bezarius>
but in your case, I guess you might want a patched nix, right?
<immae>
Something like that possibly yes
<Raito_Bezarius>
so maybe: start with a cross-compilation shell and manually produce some paths
<immae>
I would like to use as much as possible the existing binary caches, but still get paths that are suitable at runtime for a different nix_store
<Raito_Bezarius>
I'm not enough knowledgeable on the internals on the reuse of existing binary caches
<immae>
I’m still discovering too :p
<Raito_Bezarius>
:)
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<immae>
(what I meant is: my local mahine has a regular /nix/store, and it needs to build derivations for a machine that has /some/other/path as nix-store but only runtime derivations)
<immae>
(so I "should" be able to build a /nix/store/abcd-foo and its dependencies, which will in the end be executed as if it was in /some/other/path/abcd-foo etc.)