Leo, thank you for your answers. I would like some more clarifications: On Mon, 22 Aug 2016 17:49:21 -0400 Leo Famulari <l...@famulari.name> wrote:
> > > * Is there a log for the deamon? I only found the > > "/var/log/guix/drvs", which seam to be only logs of each > > compilation. BTW, what do the two letters of the subfolders mean? > > The log output of the daemon goes wherever your daemons normally log > to. On most recent versions of the major distros, this is handled by > systemd / journald. My distro in that case is GuixSD, using shepherd. So I found information about guix-daemon start and stop events in /var/log/shepherd.log. But I want some more information about the daemon. Is guix-daemon so silent? I figured out that I can (modify-services %base-services ...) for adding the "--debug" extra-options to guix-daemon. Still I see only start/stop log entries in shepherd.log. What am I missing? > > * Is there a list of builds available that are not reproducible? > > Or is that (eq? _ '()) ? > > We don't have much infrastructure for tracking reproducible builds > yet. Help wanted! > > We do have `guix challenge`, for challenging a binary substitute > server. Also, packages can be built with '--rounds=x' and '--check', > which repeat the build and compare the outputs to see if they are > bit-for-bit identical. So you mean you can't tell which builds are not reproducible? Couldn't Hydra just build each package two times? Or does that cost too much? Björn
