Hello!
I'm trying to set up Guix on my "router", but I'm not able to get my networking
setup to work. What I need is one upstream NIC, and one downstream NIC which is
split into multiple VLANs.
I've tried to different approaches:
1. Have everything inside of one `static-networking` form.
2. Have
On 23/11/24 06:08AM, Oleg Pykhalov wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Could you show the configuration, please?
Sure, this is what I have at the moment:
(service static-networking-service-type
(list (static-networking
(links
(list (network-link
On 23/11/29 10:39AM, Oleg Pykhalov wrote:
> I think this "management@enp4s0f1" syntax is not what is expected by the
> configuration.
I think this is the normal naming convention used for VLAN interfaces, at least
in normal distros. It is also what the interface gets named in the output of
`ip lin
Hello, I'm trying to run offlineimap as a shepherd service, but it fails
in a weird way. I'm able to run offlineimap just fine when I start from
the commandline, but inside the service it fails with this error:
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2023-12-07 10:31:13
Hello, I'm trying to set the keyboard-layout options in my system
config. I have set the following:
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(keyboard-layout (keyboard-layout "us,no" #:options '("grp:switch")))
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Hilton Chain writes:
> In (gnu system keyboard), keyboard-layout is defined as:
>
> (keyboard-layout name (variant) (#:model) (#:options))
>
>
> So the following should be used instead:
>
> (keyboard-layout "us" "no" #:options '("grp:switch"))
I tried the above, but I get this following errror:
Lars Rustand writes:
>> (keyboard-layout "us" "no" #:options '("grp:switch"))
>
> I tried the above, but I get this following errror:
>
> error: (keyboard-layout "us" "no" #:options (quote ("grp:switch"))):
Hilton Chain writes:
> The keyboard-layout field of operating-system is solely for console
> use (used by GRUB, and later loaded via loadkeys when booting). So
> you'll have to pass a record to the keyboard-layout
> field of your xorg-configuration.
Thanks, this worked! I was not aware that t
Lars Rustand writes:
> Sure, this is what I have at the moment:
>
> (service static-networking-service-type
> (list (static-networking
> (links
> (list (network-link
>
I tried making a shepherd service for a different mail service
also. This other one also runs fine manually but fails with some
networking related error when run as a shepherd service. Apparently
there is something more that needs to be done in order for a shepherd
service to succesfully use netw
Hi, how can I include a home environment in an image or vm created with
`guix system image` or `guix system vm`?
Hello, I'm trying to package network-manager-sstp (and its dependency
sstp-client), but I'm running into a weird error. I'm sure it is a very
easy problem to solve for someone with a little more experience with the
build-system.
>From what I can tell these packages should be fairly standard auto
Kristoffer Ström writes:
> I would love to know this as well. I've not found any examples in the
> wild that are not tied into other distributions (RDE).
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction! After doing some digging
in RDE sources I found the `guix-home-service-type` which does exact
Richard writes:
> +1 for upstreaming if possible. Being able to associate home
> environments with a system declaration would be very helpful. I remember
> someone asking about guix deploy and home environments, so it seems to
> be a popular feature request.
This reminds me of an idea I've had
I can see that it is at least set
correctly for network-manager-sstp, which uses an almost identical
package definition.
Lars Rustand writes:
> And network-manager-sstp fails with:
>
> checking for find... yes
> ./configure: line 13451: syntax error near unexpected token `fcntl.h&
Efraim Flashner writes:
> Looking at the source code¹ it looks like the included autoconf script
> tries to execute configure. This doesn't work because between the
> bootstrap phase and the configure phase we have a phase to adjust the
> locations of /bin/sh and other binaries. I'd suggest o
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