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Hosts

A list of all hosts currently in use by me. this covers all the devices i can name on my behalf. Not all devices in this list are managed through nix or even run it.

mimas
My currently used main host.
enceladeus
A secondary laptop, rarely used but still updated.
thetys
A nixos VM solely used in the office for work related things, discontinued
dione
company provided android phone, discontinued
rhea
self owned phone
titan
MacOS VM to play and experiment with
hyperion
Linux-Aarch64 VM to play and experiment with

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nixos-config's Issues

Unset Macho still necessary?

I don't remember why I added it exactly, though I'm sure it was because a bug. Not sure if this bug manifested during build of nix or when building using nix. Still the patch should probably be removed.

package = lib.mkDefault (nix.packages.x86_64-linux.nix.overrideAttrs (_: {patches = [./unset-is-macho.patch];})); # pkgs.nixUnstable;

/var/lib/ mounts?

Hi @NobbZ! I came across your config from a discussion on NixOS discourse. I hope you don't mind a quick question.

I noticed something in your setup that I don't understand. In the paperless service you write:

systemd.services.paperless-consumer.after = ["var-lib-paperless.mount"];
systemd.services.paperless-scheduler.after = ["var-lib-paperless.mount"];
systemd.services.paperless-task-queue.after = ["var-lib-paperless.mount"];
systemd.services.paperless-web.after = ["var-lib-paperless.mount"];

Is "var-lib-paperless.mount" the same mount defined in hardware? What is /dev/pool/paperless in that mount?

The background of my curiosity is trying to point systemd service's data directories somewhere else (e.g. mount point of another drive), but I don't understand how to do that in nix. I also don't want to create a partition for each service.

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