Matthias Beyer writes:
> On 17-11-2015 20:53:24, Pascal Wittmann wrote:
>> On 11/17/2015 08:03 PM, Hajo Möller wrote:
>> > Didn't we decide to kill (all of) the wiki and replace it with real
>> > documentation? :-)
>> >
>> > See Rok's nicely inspiring NixCon talk "Make Nix friendlier for Beginne
In a fashion like udev's support, this patch allows configurations from packages
to be merged in to directories for PulseAudio to read from. Currently supported
directories are the alsa-mixer mdoule's profile-sets and paths.
This is accomplished by patching PulseAudio to read directories from envi
On 17-11-2015 20:53:24, Pascal Wittmann wrote:
> On 11/17/2015 08:03 PM, Hajo Möller wrote:
> > Didn't we decide to kill (all of) the wiki and replace it with real
> > documentation? :-)
> >
> > See Rok's nicely inspiring NixCon talk "Make Nix friendlier for Beginners",
> > https://media.ccc.de/v/
On 11/17/2015 08:03 PM, Hajo Möller wrote:
> Didn't we decide to kill (all of) the wiki and replace it with real
> documentation? :-)
>
> See Rok's nicely inspiring NixCon talk "Make Nix friendlier for Beginners",
> https://media.ccc.de/v/nixcon2015-3-MakeNixfriendlierforBeginners
As far as I kno
The configuration of orgnisations, groups and users is not declarative,
so it will be hard to implement this part in NixOS. Best way would be to
write a short script which parses a yaml/json file and then "syncs" this
configuration with taskserver. Unfortunately, taskserver isn't good
documented an
Didn't we decide to kill (all of) the wiki and replace it with real
documentation? :-)
See Rok's nicely inspiring NixCon talk "Make Nix friendlier for Beginners",
https://media.ccc.de/v/nixcon2015-3-MakeNixfriendlierforBeginners
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Regards,
Hajo Möller
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On 11/17/2015 07:05 PM, Arseniy Seroka wrote:
> Please, can someone write about our new texlive support in a wiki page
> https://nixos.org/wiki/TexLive_HOWTO?
I had put a link to the currently only documentation at the top of that
wiki page. It's planned to have a better user docs in nixpkgs
Please, can someone write about our new texlive support in a wiki page
https://nixos.org/wiki/TexLive_HOWTO?
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Sincerely,
Arseniy Seroka
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On 17-11-2015 16:59:16, Marc Weber wrote:
> > The problems I'm facing is mainly the fact that the taskserver wants
> > to create certificates and keys[1]. A follow-up problem will be the
> > creating of users on the taskserver.
> What about describing which kind of user(s) you mean? /etc/passwd one
> The problems I'm facing is mainly the fact that the taskserver wants
> to create certificates and keys[1]. A follow-up problem will be the
> creating of users on the taskserver.
What about describing which kind of user(s) you mean? /etc/passwd ones?
See MySQL service for instance and ids.nix.
Ce
On 11/10/2015 04:41 PM, Peter Simons wrote:
> The problem I see is that the normal approach of "update packages only
> if it's relevant for security" is really hard to pull off in practice,
I believe it's announced somewhere that it's fine to (optionally) push
bugfix/maintenance -only updates as w
Hi!
I'm currently working on the taskserver service for taskwarrior
synchronization[0].
I have serious problems
a) understanding how to do things
b) finding out how tests for services are written (where is the
documentation on this? Lethalman on IRC told me there is none?
W
Hi,
We're getting lots of Hydra errors saying:
Aborted: cannot connect to ‘root@kenny’: Connection closed by 131.180.119.71
It seems to be killing lots of builds randomly.
Incidentally, it might be nice if the fact that one build slave is
unreachable wouldn't lead to the jobs being aborted. They
Hi Oliver,
I'd greatly appreciate it if you could share your cleaned up
deployment nix scripts for fynder.
You're doing some really cool stuff there which is currently what I'm
building out here:
github.com/fractalide/nixos-infrastructure
btw I've got a boot-nix which is a boot-clj.com task whi
Hi James,
> How often are we seeing security vulnerabilities in Haskell packages?
it's hard to say. I am not aware of anyone tracking vulnerabilities
specifically for Haskell packages. I know that the 'tls' family of
packages has had security relevant updates in the past, but I don't know
how of
Hi Sergey,
If you are not using the proxy_port and proxy_host values for
selecting the modules, I suggest you use the module system instead.
This means that your previous example would become something like the
example below. This solution is a bit more verbose, but you might be
able to introspect
Hi Sergey,
I think you can set the NIXOS_EXTRA_MODULE_PATH [1] environment
variable to achieve that.
Otherwise, you can change your configuration.nix file to always
include your new module list, and to include your own real-config.nix
[1] https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/master/nixos/lib/eva
Hi. This is a follow-up to my previous letter about Private NixOS modules.
Another thing I am missing is the ability to pass arguments to
'required' configuration modules. Below is the illustration of the
idea. Could you please give me some advice on this?
Regards,
Sergey
// configuration.nix
Hi. I'd like to write a couple of NixOS modules which probably don't
look meaningful for large audience. Normally, we keep modules in
nixpkgs/nixos/modules directory and list them in module-list.nix file.
In my case, I'd like to put module in a private place (which is my git
repo which keeps nixpkg
Hi Eelco,
>>> Just to be clear: you mean it compresses *to* 8%, or *by* 8%?
>>
>> By 8%.
>
> Hm, that's surprisingly low.
it turns out that nix-push compressed to ~8%, actually. I did not read
nix-push's out output correctly.
I repeated the experiment a moment ago, and a closure of all acti
On 17 November 2015 at 10:36, stewart mackenzie wrote:
> Great putting faces to names, currently working my way through the talks
> online.
>
> Very enjoyable indeed.
I completely agree. (I watched most talks online yesterday.)
Best regards,
Bjørn Forsman
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Great putting faces to names, currently working my way through the talks online.
Very enjoyable indeed.
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On 16-11-2015 18:10:13, Karsten Gebbert wrote:
> Arseniy Seroka writes:
>
> > Thank you all for NixCon 2015! That was super amazing and super awesome.
>
> I agree completely! For me it was also really amazing. I learned *a lot* and
> am
> looking forward to get deeper into everything. :)
>
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