bug#46737: Services breakage from the PostgreSQL socket-directory configuration change

2021-04-12 Thread Leo Famulari
On Mon, Apr 12, 2021 at 09:47:45PM +0100, Christopher Baines wrote: > > Christopher Baines writes: > > > Mathieu Othacehe writes: > > > >>> One workaround, the one employed in the tests is to revert to the old > >>> behaviour for the PostgreSQL service by setting socket-directory to #f. > >> >

bug#46737: Services breakage from the PostgreSQL socket-directory configuration change

2021-04-12 Thread Christopher Baines
Christopher Baines writes: > Mathieu Othacehe writes: > >>> One workaround, the one employed in the tests is to revert to the old >>> behaviour for the PostgreSQL service by setting socket-directory to #f. >> >> You're right, sorry about the breakage. As you noticed we are in an >> in-between s

bug#46737: Services breakage from the PostgreSQL socket-directory configuration change

2021-02-25 Thread Christopher Baines
Mathieu Othacehe writes: >> One workaround, the one employed in the tests is to revert to the old >> behaviour for the PostgreSQL service by setting socket-directory to #f. > > You're right, sorry about the breakage. As you noticed we are in an > in-between situation where the patch updating Pos

bug#46737: Services breakage from the PostgreSQL socket-directory configuration change

2021-02-25 Thread Mathieu Othacehe
Hello Chris, > One workaround, the one employed in the tests is to revert to the old > behaviour for the PostgreSQL service by setting socket-directory to #f. You're right, sorry about the breakage. As you noticed we are in an in-between situation where the patch updating Postgresql package to

bug#46737: Services breakage from the PostgreSQL socket-directory configuration change

2021-02-23 Thread Christopher Baines
Hey, When reconfiguring recently, I ran in to issues with the Guix Data Service and probably the Patchwork service too. Looking at the change, I think it's clear there's a problem, because some system tests were changed, and I'm guessing they were changed so that they passed [1]. 1: https://git