Hello, Björn Höfling <bjoern.hoefl...@bjoernhoefling.de> skribis:
> ~/guix/wt/nonfree [env]$ ./pre-inst-env guix build nss-certs > 0.2 MB will be downloaded: > /gnu/store/32hy1jqkam201l7c4wg3bhxz4x5l5jy0-nss-certs-3.44.1 > substituting /gnu/store/32hy1jqkam201l7c4wg3bhxz4x5l5jy0-nss-certs-3.44.1... > downloading from > https://ci.guix.gnu.org/nar/gzip/32hy1jqkam201l7c4wg3bhxz4x5l5jy0-nss-certs-3.44.1... > nss-certs-3.44.1 150KiB > 1.0MiB/s 00:00 [##################] 100.0% > > sha256 hash mismatch for > /gnu/store/32hy1jqkam201l7c4wg3bhxz4x5l5jy0-nss-certs-3.44.1: > expected hash: 0vbkb5mcwzbz4lm1c1319pail61785sd3lj6526vl5hdnp1rxyad > actual hash: 1awgljvsvc141350xyjjnb15hk66qpcpzwz0hrly11yfbw6wn7cv > substitution of /gnu/store/32hy1jqkam201l7c4wg3bhxz4x5l5jy0-nss-certs-3.44.1 > failed > guix build: error: some substitutes for the outputs of derivation > `/gnu/store/br6w1qmw2b98c6fa45gy0ljqdzjw70vr-nss-certs-3.44.1.drv' failed > (usually happens due to networking issues); try `--fallback' to build > derivation from source > > This is on dd9c137b2c759f906d57b14fccff091994f274e8 > > Manually downloading seams to find the right hash: > > $ wget -qO - > https://ci.guix.gnu.org/nar/gzip/32hy1jqkam201l7c4wg3bhxz4x5l5jy0-nss-certs-3.44.1 > | gunzip | guix hash - > 0vbkb5mcwzbz4lm1c1319pail61785sd3lj6526vl5hdnp1rxyad > > $ ls /gnu/store/*nss-certs-3.44.1* -d > /gnu/store/32hy1jqkam201l7c4wg3bhxz4x5l5jy0-nss-certs-3.44.1 > /gnu/store/br6w1qmw2b98c6fa45gy0ljqdzjw70vr-nss-certs-3.44.1.drv > /gnu/store/32hy1jqkam201l7c4wg3bhxz4x5l5jy0-nss-certs-3.44.1.lock > /gnu/store/fpv0xrrr47g879agkmchzzamw1p46i46-nss-certs-3.44.1-guile-builder > > I blamed that something about locales is wrong on berlin. Could it be > the case that on my side something with locales is wrong? In the build > daemon? I'm on Ubunutu+Guix, that might cause also some trouble? How > can I verify/check my locale-configs? If your guix-daemon is not running under a UTF-8 locale, then nss-certs may end up being unpacked with incorrect file names (though I thought that was supposed to be treated as an error, oh well.) You can find the PID of guix-daemon, and then do something like: cat /proc/PID/environ | xargs -0 echo and look at the value of GUIX_LOCPATH and LC_ALL there. Both should be valid. Thanks, Ludo’.
