nginx-configuration has a 'shepherd-requirement' parameter that can be used here
I believe I'm in a similar situation here.
Like Grigory, I also have my /tmp directory mounted as tmpfs:
```
(file-system
(mount-point "/tmp")
(device "none")
(type "tmpfs")
(flags '(no-dev no-suid no-atime))
(check? #f))
```
But GDM launches in X11 mode as seen with 'loginctl show-sess
I'm also experiencing the same issue (guix describe:
7e0ad0dd0f2829d6f3776648ba7c88acf9888d7a).
My guess is that 44554e7133aa60e1b453436be1e80394189cabd9 (which supersedes
543d971ed2a1d9eb934af1f51930741d7cc4e7ef)
introduces a '%location' field which conflicts with 'dovecot-configuration'
itsel
Grigory Shepelev wrote on 21 Nov 03:43 +0100:
> Figured out what was the problem. The /tmp dir. Once I had nonexisting /mnt
> dir on Guix boot. So I've added this piece In my file-systems:
>
> (file-system
> (mount-point "/tmp")
> (device "tmp")
> (type "tmpfs")
> (check? #f))
>
> This e
An entry of the form:
--8<---cut here---start->8---
(file-system
(mount-point "/media/foo-mount")
(create-mount-point? #t)
(mount? #f)
(device "none")
(type "overlay")
(flags '(no-atime no-dev no-suid no-exec read-only))
(options (s
Hi,
On 2022-12-21 22:50, Tobias Geerinckx-Rice wrote:
>
> If the following is really true, we have little other choice:
>
>> ;; In particular, things like GIO (part of GLib) use it to determine the set
>> ;; of mounts, which is then used by graphical file managers and desktop
>> ;; environments
If a service has a requirement on 'networking
(either from accepting a shepherd-requirements field from its configuration
record-type or
from the service-type definition) and networking is provided by NetworkManager,
it will not
work as intended. This is because networking is prematurely flagged
Looking into NetworkManager documentation, it looks like the 'networking service
provided by Guix does not implement the NetworkManager's systemd equivalent. [1]
Namely, NetworkManager has some specific steps until it can be considered up
and running/"startup complete". [1]
This process seems mos
Pulseaudio ignores any files under /etc/pulse/default.pa.d/ even though
according to /etc/pulse/default.pa
this shouldn't be the case:
--8<---cut here---start->8---
$ cat /etc/pulse/default.pa
#!/gnu/store/5nfmdrmm6zp4c3a5g5w5gwp7z39dr09n-pulseaudio-15.0/bin/pu
I'd like to build some specific programs that are git managed but not uploaded
anywhere as packages in guix.
The rationale for this is that they're either too specific to be worth
publishing or the programs are still
in their very early stages of development.
Using the file:// scheme in a packag
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