Has anyone started packaging Zoom (https://zoom.us/) for NixOS?
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them then start up something that uses pulseaudio.
Making progress. Thanks David.
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of ideas, sorry :-( Off the top of my head, I
> don't think the no-longer-available wiki page had many more details
> relevant to your situation.
>
Thanks for your help.
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ndow that pops up it says "Connection to
PulseAudio failed".
$ nix-env -iA nixos.pamixer
installing ‘pamixer-1.3’
building path(s)
‘/nix/store/w21ijfx76xkf2smw6xk1hgvmp9b2h2s0-user-environment’
created 1235 symlinks in user environment
$ pamixer --list-sinks
Connection error
Ma
that also...)
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essly integrate with other options. By default lists will
> be concatenated, not overwritten.
>
No I didn't. I was assuming that the lists would conflict. I tried it and
it works. (Obviously my nix understanding is still being formed.)
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defined in extraGroup somewhere else but also "libvirtd"?
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Bjørn. That solved the problem. dnsmasq is working now.
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o work but is still wrong
because it points outside of the current-system closure.
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networking = {
hostName = "nixos";
hostId = "05f35ae3"; # use hostid SPL picked above
};
system.stateVersion = "16.09";
}
# EOF
# time nixos-install 2>&1 | tee install.log # 9m0.236s
# reboot
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q.service: Failed with result
'exit-code'.
I have been unsuccessful in figuring out what I am doing wrong. It appears
to be something to do with Dbus policy. Anyone running dnsmasq that can
give me pointers?
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ion from Leslie
Lamport: "A distributed system is one in which the failure of a computer
you didn't even know existed can render your own computer unusable." (In my
case not quite unusable but it was a pain as I was attempting to install on
a new ma
s me "Congrats! You’re
using the latest version of Firefox." Sorry for the confusion.
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y security
and serious bug fixes).
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ection"
http://lists.science.uu.nl/pipermail/nix-dev/2004-November/08.html. But
I didn't see a resolution to the problem. What is the correct way to solve
this?
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On Thu, Mar 2, 2017 at 10:53 AM, Mark Gardner wrote:
> I have been having a lot of failures installing and rebuilding lately. The
> usual symptom is "", often 6 ("could not resolve host").
>
> For example here are some of the errors I am seeing as I attempt an
>
rs' from any binary cache
Two days ago the problem could be traced to cloudfront.net (AWS US-East-1)
having problems, but I don't know why the problems yesterday and today.
Anyone know why? Anything I can do about it? Any work arounds? This is
stopping me dead in the water...
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asily create a configuration for a new machine (and put it in the
repo too) without a lot of hand work?
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tead of
an experimental branch?
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How stable is my system likely to be if I set "system.autoUpgrade.enable =
true;" if I am on the stable channel (16.09)? How likely will a it be that
an upgrade will cause problems? Do I even need to worry?
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On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 11:11 AM, David Izquierdo
wrote:
> Is there any reason not to use `mkdir -p`, to spare yourself the if?
Didn't think of it...? :-)
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Once again, thanks Layus!
For the benefit of others, here is what I put in my configuration.nix:
system.activationScripts = {
mnt = {
text = ''if [ ! -d /mnt ] ; then mkdir /mnt; fi";
deps = [];
};
};
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Thanks layus. I spent several hours looking for the answer but never looked
at the system.activationScripts option.
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o this (or
anything else that one might put in rc.local)?
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I ended up taking a different approach:
i18n.consoleUseXkbConfig = true;
services.xserver.xkbOptions = "ctrl:nocaps";
This seems to be working just fine. (I don't have caps lock anymore but it
is used infrequently so I am OK with that.)
Thanks everyone for their help.
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m thankful for rollback! :-)
> A better way is:
> 1. dumpkeys > /etc/nixos/keys.map
> 2. Edit keys.map and change keycode 58 from Caps_Lock to Control.
> 3. In configuration.nix: i18n.consoleKeyMap = ./keys.map;
>
This makes sense. I will try it when I
= Control
> '');
>
> It works for the US keyboard layout. If you use another layout, you
> might want to edit the output of dumpkeys ("kbd" package) yourself, and
> load that file as i18n.consoleKeyMap.
>
Thank you Rodney. That is exactly what I needed.
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uld make it work for console as
well but it doesn't. (I am not sure what it does...)
Thus, I am still at a loss on how to remap the keys on the console (short
of copying the existing console keymap, modifying it as per the sed
commands in the original email, and setting i18n.consoleKeyma
I have been unable to figure out what to put in configuration.nix to
implement the behavior I am used to under Debian. The contents of
/etc/kdb/remap are sed commands for remapping the CapsLock key to Control
and the right Control key to CapsLock:
# This turns caps lock into control
s/keycode 58
uot;golang" to help
> search.
>
Just like "Go" -> "golang", we can promote "Nix" -> "nixpkg".
> I bought the nixpkg.com domain just in case and am happy to transfer it
> to the nix foundation.
>
Is there any reason we shouldn&#
timately, I want to use ZFS. I am only using LVM to figure out
where the problem lies. Apparently the problem is related to LUKS.)
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