Hi Ben. I've seen some of this, too. I attribute it to the small
community and userbase. We just can't compete with the likes of Nix.
On Tue, Jan 2, 2024, 11:52 PM Ian Eure wrote:
> Hi Ben,
>
> I’ve seen some of your posts, and haven’t had any help to offer.
> Your questions remind me of othe
Hi Ben,
I’ve seen some of your posts, and haven’t had any help to offer.
Your questions remind me of others I’ve seen, where someone gets
into the weeds of a problem and asks weedy questions, when they
should be asking big picture questions. I don’t know for if
that’s the case here, but it s
Steve George writes:
> Hi,
>
> I’m exploring creating ’package variants’ through the ’package
> transformation’ options to guix build [0]
>
> I can’t figure out how to build a package variant and give it a different name
>
> The most common sort of ’package variant’ I can imagine is where the us
Hello!
I notice that I haven't been able to get much help with Guix, via any
route. Having asked six or seven questions[^1] over the last three weeks
(on this list, on the subreddit, and on the IRC channel), I've received
help with only one of those problems (thanks nckx!). Ultimately I've
cobbled
Ian Eure writes:
> Hello,
>
> On Debian, you can create a preseed file containing answers to all the
> questions
> you’re prompted for during installation, and build a new install image which
> includes it. When booted, this installer skips any steps which have been
> preconfigured, which allow
Alexander Asteroth writes:
Dear all,
(snip)
Now I have basically three questions:
1. how can I advice the package build process (see [0]) to set
the
LDFLAGS correctly?
(shouldn't this be done by adding `(input [...] libffi [...]
)`
to the package description?)
For the few
Hello,
On Debian, you can create a preseed file containing answers to all
the questions you’re prompted for during installation, and build a
new install image which includes it. When booted, this installer
skips any steps which have been preconfigured, which allows for
either fully automated
Hi,
I'm exploring creating 'package variants' through the 'package transformation'
options to guix build [0]
I can't figure out how to build a package variant and give it a different name
The most common sort of 'package variant' I can imagine is where the user wants
a different (later) versio
Hi Remco,
On Tue, Jan 02 2024, Remco van 't Veer wrote:
> I did notice that smtpd does pick up a .forward file and tries to
> forward mails outbound.
Yes, it does. OpenSMTPd is vigilant about enforcing.forward files.
> I'll need to setup smtpd to use authentication for my mail provider to
> do
Hi Felix,
Thanks for your reply.
2024/01/02, Felix Lechner:
> On Tue, Jan 02 2024, Remco van 't Veer wrote:
>
>> set sendmail=sendmail:/run/current-system/profile/sbin/sendmail
>
> Is the set-gid bit set on that particular sendmail executable? I might
> instead try
>
>set sendmail=/run/set
Hi Gottfried,
On Tue, Jan 02 2024, Gottfried wrote:
> So could you change it please?
That's not possible because you set a password. Please just unsubscribe
and then resubscribe following the instructions here. [1]
Kind regards
Felix
[1] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-guix
Hi Guix,
I changed my E-Mail Address
from
gottfr...@posteo.de
to
g...@posteo.at
I tried to change it myself, but I didn't manage it.
So could you change it please?
thanks
Gottfried
Hi Remco,
On Tue, Jan 02 2024, Remco van 't Veer wrote:
> set sendmail=sendmail:/run/current-system/profile/sbin/sendmail
Is the set-gid bit set on that particular sendmail executable? I might
instead try
set sendmail=/run/setuid-programs/sendmail
Your issue could probably also be solved
Hi,
I am trying to get local (and remote through .forward and aliases, using
fastmail as relay) mail delivery to work on a server for (rottlog etc)
but I am stuck and hoping somebody can share some config.scm snippets to
get it to work.
My journey so far: The found rottlog service expects mailuti
Honorable recipient,
I beg your pardon for the lack of brevity in my response.
As for the tonic theme of the discussion, I find myself obliged to say that
your aforementioned explanation is most logical. The only unsatisfactory part
is the absence of a response to me last question, "does Guix
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