Hello,
I agree, it is rather surprising that removing a user does not remove it.
So I think it should be fully stateless (as long as the user's home
directory is not erased, of course; so this should remain as a state and
be reactivated once the user is available again, which could cause problems
Hello,
currently, gstreamer-0.10.36 fails its tests on all three platforms. As we
have the latest version 1.4.5 and nothing depends on the old version any more,
I think we can safely remove it (together with gst-plugins-base-0.10).
Andreas
Mark H Weaver writes:
> While trying to install 'racket' using substitutes, several lines of the
> form "substitute-binary: " were output. See the
> attachment for the precise output, captured via Emacs' shell mode.
>
> This was when running guix from git commit 2dfed64 on an i686 GSD
> system.
Duplicate of #19780.
The problem seems to be solved; for instance at the mirror
ftp://sunsite.icm.edu.pl/packages/ImageMagick/
all versions since 2012 seem to be available.
python-numpy-bootstrap currently fails its tests on hydra, which entails a
bunch of other failures. On my own x86_64 machines, the build succeeds,
however.
Andreas
What architecture is it?
There are a lot of these:
--8<---cut here---start->8---
builder for
`/localhome/rwurmus-tmp/guix/test-tmp/store/m1cbz6gmyv2f5551j7zpm99d7mgy2zp9-guile-bootstrap-2.0.drv'
failed due to signal 11 (Segmentation fault)
--8<---
Andrei Osipov skribis:
> how to change the temporary directory from /tmp to /var/tmp?
>
> [08:14]
> i have /tmp as tmpfs and it has no enough space to build gcc
> hm, I can't find it either in ./configure, either as param
Andrei Osipov skribis:
> The output of confugre scripts and make can be either suppressed or
> redirected to file by guix build. It makes easy to track the current
> step of building process.
Just to be clear, I suppose you don’t just want something equivalent to:
guix build foo > /dev/null
While updating my profile with "guix package -c1 -u", "substitute-binary
--query" hung for 36 minutes with ~90% CPU utilization without any
active network connections and without printing any output. Here was
the relevant excerpt from 'ps auxwwf' after about 30 minutes of CPU
time:
--8<--
sleep_wal...@suse.cz skribis:
> I tried to use guix when I had connection issues and I wasn't aware of
> that, I got really wild traceback. It took me a while until I realized
> that connection problems may be the issue.
>
> Please, make the error message for connection problems readable for
> hum
On my i686 Libreboot X60, two consecutive attempts to run "guix package
-u" have failed with the following message:
--8<---cut here---start->8---
grafting '/gnu/store/i8iiv9qd1jndwxxr2h563fwwn0997xkx-cups-2.0.1' ->
'/gnu/store/nrdr51fkncjm5nqkx70576g25l4ka5na-c
Mark H Weaver writes:
> * I later discovered the --timeout option for 'guix build' (also
> supported by 'guix package') but the manual claims that "By default
> there is no timeout". This seems to be incorrect.
I proceeded to try explicitly passing --timeout=0 to 'guix build', but
that didn
Andreas Enge writes:
> currently, gstreamer-0.10.36 fails its tests on all three platforms. As we
> have the latest version 1.4.5 and nothing depends on the old version any more,
> I think we can safely remove it (together with gst-plugins-base-0.10).
In fact, this was my motivation for commit 7
Mark H Weaver writes:
> Mark H Weaver writes:
>
>> * I later discovered the --timeout option for 'guix build' (also
>> supported by 'guix package') but the manual claims that "By default
>> there is no timeout". This seems to be incorrect.
>
> I proceeded to try explicitly passing --timeout
Andreas Enge writes:
> I agree, it is rather surprising that removing a user does not remove it.
> So I think it should be fully stateless (as long as the user's home
> directory is not erased, of course; so this should remain as a state and
> be reactivated once the user is available again, whic
Mark H Weaver writes:
> I guess that my machine and rotating disk are too slow to graft texlive
> within an hour.
I was able to do it by passing "--max-silent-time=36000". It ended up
taking just under 2 hours (real time) to graft texlive on my i686
Libreboot X60 system.
Mark
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