Hello there, I'm running Guix on a foreign distribution (Arch Linux). I've recently migrated to systemd-homed ceding absolute control of my home directory to it in the process. Any way, the premise of systemd-homed is to provide portable, encrypted home directories "independent" of the host system.
Given that systemd-homed doesn't write UIDs to the system-wide /etc/passwd and instead keeps track of this information in JSON format in $HOME/.identity, is there anything that can be done from the Guix side to silence this message? It doesn't seem to have any negative effect on typical operations of Guix (shell, pull, etc.) I have seen a posting here where someone recommended to activate the host's nscd service, but not only is that not readily-available for me, it has certainly never hindered my usage of guix. On a related note, the 'passwd' category in my /etc/nsswitch.conf looks up the 'files' source first and 'systemd' source last. Guix, to my understanding, does not implement the 'systemd' source and therefore cannot identify the UID without some sort of special treatment. Regards, Aziz
