On Tue, 11 Jun 2019, Jack Hill wrote:
Here's where I define a service that extends mcron-service-type
I copied the code for this service from my channel into an arbitrary
service file in the guix repository, hoping for a different message that
would provide more insight. To my surprise, it b
Tonton,
Tonton wrote:
Hi, no, I use mdadm. Can GRUB see/use/boot this?
Yes! Then I think Guix has everything you need.
Maybe this is way easier than I thought. Could you share how you
configure
this on your end?
Nothing fancy:
--8<---cut here---start-
Hi, no, I use mdadm. Can GRUB see/use/boot this?
Maybe this is way easier than I thought. Could you share how you configure
this on your end?
On Wed, 12 Jun 2019 17:52:09 +0200
Tobias Geerinckx-Rice wrote:
> Tonton,
>
> Tonton wrote:
> > This is mostly a shot in the dark, but is it feasible t
Hello Guix,
my first foreign arch build failed after two days :-)
I still do not understand why I had two stale processes during
build (if needed see details below)...
...looking at /var/log/messages, I see this (in reverse timing ordering)
some segfaults:
--8<---cut here---
Tonton,
Tonton wrote:
This is mostly a shot in the dark, but is it feasible to have a
/boot
partition with a initramfs on a partition of it's own and then
all the rest
of / on a raid partition?
Sure. I do this on my home server, so I never have to worry about
rebooting headlessly after swa
Hi Ricardo,
Sorry I thought it might be helpful.
lastly I think I find this issue's source, it seems that there was an issue
about definition and usage of inputs.
I tried to define spec from scratch and run cuirass manually. here is my new
sample spec definition:
```
(define my-spec
> I too wish to get an answer to this so it would be easy for somebody
> non-technical to wrap their head around it. I'm currently doing open-vpn
> as root from the desktop and then running tor after it and configuring
> icecat afterwards to connect to TOR
I see. Thanks for you insight. I am pl
> I think if you activate both services, it will work. Openvpn creates a new
> virtual network device that gets its own ip and network configuration. It's
> configured to go through your actual device via routes. Tor will simply try
> to communicate with another server on the internet. If openvp
Could you explain it with some code from a configuration file as an
example?
On 12.06.2019 09:08, Julien Lepiller wrote:
Le 12 juin 2019 04:26:54 GMT+02:00, oury.dus...@posteo.net a écrit :
I too wish to get an answer to this so it would be easy for somebody
non-technical to wrap their head ar
Hello Dustin,
Dustin Rayner writes:
[...]
> However, guix install hello and guix pull both fail. I've verified
> network access, but the error I receive is:
>
> In procedure getaddrinfo: Servname not supported for ai_socktype
What if you try `whois gnu.org` on that host? Do you get the same er
Le 12 juin 2019 07:15:30 GMT+02:00, Jesse Gibbons a
écrit :
>There is a package I am defining that I want to push to the repository.
>On github, its most recent release fails to build because it needs a
>dependency that no longer exists. This was fixed in the master branch.
>What should I specify
Le 12 juin 2019 04:26:54 GMT+02:00, oury.dus...@posteo.net a écrit :
>I too wish to get an answer to this so it would be easy for somebody
>non-technical to wrap their head around it. I'm currently doing
>open-vpn
>as root from the desktop and then running tor after it and configuring
>icecat af
Hi Reza,
> Hi Ludo,
>
> If you had time, could you please have a look at this issue? maybe you
> have an idea about this that.
there is no need to ping the maintainers specifically, especially when
you have already received replies to your request for help. It’s fine
to ping the list, of cours
13 matches
Mail list logo
