Hi Lee,
This is not an answer to your question, which Andreas already nailed.
It's more common that people install BIND as a package (not service) because
they want the CLI tools, most notably ‘dig’, instead of the BIND daemon itself.
These tools are installed into a separate bind:utils package
Hello,
Am Fri, Oct 25, 2024 at 12:46:05PM +0100 schrieb Lee Thompson:
> > (home-environment
> > (packages (list …
> > bind
> > …)))
> > (services …)
you need to distinguish the name of a package, as given as a string in its
name field and used on the comman
I'm having trouble installing the `bind' package declaratively. Running
`guix show bind' returns the bind package, but when I add `(gnu packages
dns)' to my home-configuration.scm and the bind package to `packages'
like so I run into an exception during reconfiguration:
> (use-modules (gnu home)
>
