Hi,
Ludovic Courtès writes:
> Peng Mei Yu skribis:
>
>> Ludovic Courtès writes:
>>
>>> Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
>>>
We need to make sure that *all* the files produced by “guix publish”
have correct permissions; IIRC some of the files are not readable at all
by users other than the
Hi!
Peng Mei Yu skribis:
> Ludovic Courtès writes:
>
>> Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
>>
>>> We need to make sure that *all* the files produced by “guix publish”
>>> have correct permissions; IIRC some of the files are not readable at all
>>> by users other than the owner of the files.
>>
>> Oops, I
Hello,
Ludovic Courtès writes:
> Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
>
>> We need to make sure that *all* the files produced by “guix publish”
>> have correct permissions; IIRC some of the files are not readable at all
>> by users other than the owner of the files.
>
> Oops, I had forgotten, my bad. I’ll p
Dear,
Thank you.
In case you need arguments to convince academics, this satellite Guix
project could help:
https://hpc.guix.info/about/
On Thu, 05 Nov 2020 at 09:55, Peng Mei Yu wrote:
> Jonathan Brielmaier writes:
>>
>> I think we should discuss if Guix can support your effort money wise
Hi,
Peng Mei Yu skribis:
> Ludovic Courtès writes:
>
>>> Then a mirror site can simply pull the directory
>>> /var/cache/guix/publish/nar from the Berlin server and serve this
>>> directory through a static HTTP server. There will be cache misses.
>>> But guix-daemon will safely fallback to the
Hello,
Ludovic Courtès writes:
>> Then a mirror site can simply pull the directory
>> /var/cache/guix/publish/nar from the Berlin server and serve this
>> directory through a static HTTP server. There will be cache misses.
>> But guix-daemon will safely fallback to the next server in
>> substitu
Hi,
Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
> Ludovic Courtès writes:
>
>> The simplest solution for now (I think that’s what Ricardo & co. had in
>> mind) would be for you to retrieve /var/cache/guix/publish on your
>> server, as is, and then run ‘guix publish’ on your sever: it will know
>> where to find fil
Ludovic Courtès writes:
> The simplest solution for now (I think that’s what Ricardo & co. had in
> mind) would be for you to retrieve /var/cache/guix/publish on your
> server, as is, and then run ‘guix publish’ on your sever: it will know
> where to find files. As I wrote to Jonathan, you can
Hello!
Peng Mei Yu skribis:
> This proposal aims to solve an old problem. Make it easier to setup a
> mirror server for the official substitute server and prevent future
> complaints from China residents about network speed.
Just so you know: we’re aware of this problem and agree that it needs
Hi,
Jonathan Brielmaier skribis:
> I'm running myself a smaller cuirass+publish server and I have
> configured the caching on the nginx side and not with `guix publish`.
This is suboptimal because then your /nar responses lack the
‘Content-Length’ header (‘guix publish’ cannot provide that head
Hi Jonathan,
Jonathan Brielmaier writes:
> I'm running myself a smaller cuirass+publish server and I have
> configured the caching on the nginx side and not with `guix publish`.
>
> So my cache resides in:
> /var/cache/nginx/nar/
>
> For me it has a dramatic speed up on my German server reaching
Hi Peng Mei Yu,
first of all a big thank you for making the Guix experience in China
much nicer!
I'm running myself a smaller cuirass+publish server and I have
configured the caching on the nginx side and not with `guix publish`.
So my cache resides in:
/var/cache/nginx/nar/
For me it has a dra
Hi,
This proposal aims to solve an old problem. Make it easier to setup a
mirror server for the official substitute server and prevent future
complaints from China residents about network speed.
Due to the national firewall(i.e. The GFW) deployed on every backbone
networks within China and it's
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