Re: guix deploy: Failed to read private key

On 14/02/2023 04:47, Efraim Flashner wrote: It can't read the private key because it is password protected. I'm not sure if it's possible to do without removing the password on the key. Thank you for the help; using a non-password protected key works. In hindsight this should have been one of

Re: guix pack isolation

Hi, On ven., 10 févr. 2023 at 00:25, Kyle Andrews wrote: > I am wondering how I can/should go about isolating containers created > using `guix pack`. Right now they are inheriting configurations from my > personal user folder. > > My system administrators are still quite skeptical about

Re: Declarative Guix Containers

Hi, On dim., 12 févr. 2023 at 16:39, Benton Edmondson wrote: > Hello, > > I see under > that it is possible to imperatively run programs in their own container. Is > it possible to do this declaratively? In other words, can I

Re: guix deploy: Failed to read private key

On Tue, Feb 14, 2023 at 12:59:11AM -0800, Kitty-Cricket Piapiac wrote: > Hello Guix, > > I am relatively new to this package manager & system distribution. I am > really struggling to get `guix deploy` working. I have a simple `deploy.scm` > that looks something like this. > > $ cat deploy.scm

guix deploy: Failed to read private key

Hello Guix, I am relatively new to this package manager & system distribution. I am really struggling to get `guix deploy` working. I have a simple `deploy.scm` that looks something like this. $ cat deploy.scm (define %os (operating-system ...)) (define %ip "") (define %key "")

Re: "rust-sha2" and "tealdeer" packages fail to be build

On Mon, Feb 13, 2023 at 02:50:53PM +, Gottfried wrote: > Hi, > since many weeks the two packages > > rust-sha2 and tealdeer fail to be build during upgrading. > > Do only I have this problem? > > or is something wrong with those packages? I assume you mean rust-sha2@0.8 since we have 4

Re: 3D print enthusiasts

Hi, On 9/2/23 13:25, Andreas Enge wrote: Personally I moved to cura, which as far as I can tell is broken in Guix. There are no definitions of printing materials, and I am not able to add any by hand. I just bumped into the same issue. I also started using Cura a while ago (before switched

Re: attempt to create a profile

Simon Tournier writes: > I am using multiple profiles and I barely hit collisions. Given one > specific revision of Guix, collisions should not be possible – it means > something is wrong somewhere with package definition; although, maybe it > is impossible to avoid some collisions with large

Re: attempt to create a profile

Hi, On mar., 14 févr. 2023 at 06:00, Kyle Andrews wrote: > ``` > guix shell -p $HOME/my/profile/emacs -p $HOME/my/profile/rstats --container > guix shell -p $HOME/my/profile/rstats -p $HOME/my/profile/emacs --container > ``` > > Both commands ran for me. However, the first environment didn't

Re: Examples of local-host-entries or hosts-service-type?

Hi Sergiu, 2023/02/13 11:49, Sergiu Ivanov: > Actually, where did you get local-host-entries from? The documentation > page you and Bruno cite doesn't seem to ever mention this function :O > Unless I am looking at some old version of the docs. To be honest, I did not know about

Re: attempt to create a profile

This makes a lot more sense to me than sequentially sourcing $SOME/etc/profile files as currently mentioned in the cookbook. Thanks for sharing! The fact that guix package supports multiple -p arguments got me excited enough to try out a similar command with guix shell. ``` guix shell -p

Re: attempt to create a profile

Kyle Andrews writes: > In my case I am hopeful there must be some way to extend the man and info > paths when multiple profiles are activated, and maybe that would resolve > my particular issue. I would love a suggestion to be placed in the > cookbook about this. Hello, you can merge