| 28 Nov 2022 |
 roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | 
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| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | 
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| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | same issue event after adding do image nix file | 08:59:08 |
| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | In reply to @zhaofeng:zhaofeng.li
Admittedly deploying as non-root isn't the best experience right now 😐️ right. Unable to read key from other user | 13:24:42 |
| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | In reply to @zhaofeng:zhaofeng.li
Admittedly deploying as non-root isn't the best experience right now 😐️ * right. Unable to read key from /run/keys/ in outher user acc | 13:25:07 |
| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | 
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| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | can i change ownership of /run/keys folder ? in Colmena | 13:52:31 |
| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | i have user account named nix but Nix Unabel to acces keys folder | 13:52:56 |
| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | but secret file owner is nix user acc | 13:53:10 |
 Linux Hackerman | usually what you do is add the group keys to the service or whatever it is that needs to access them | 13:53:10 |
| Linux Hackerman | since the keys group can read /run/keys | 13:53:34 |
| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | 
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| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | 
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| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | is this correct way to add keys to nix acc ? | 13:54:37 |
| Linux Hackerman | yes, but freshrss shouldn't be running as the nix user unless you added extra config for it | 13:55:01 |
| Linux Hackerman | try adding users.users.freshrss.extraGroups = ["keys"] | 13:55:59 |
| Linux Hackerman | since it runs as the freshrss user | 13:56:08 |
| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | services.<name> name is same for group | 13:57:24 |
| Linux Hackerman | not always | 13:57:33 |
| Linux Hackerman | you generally have to check the module implementation | 13:57:43 |
| Linux Hackerman | often services will use systemd's DynamicUser feature to avoid actually creating a "permanent" user, in which case you have to set serviceConfig.SupplementaryGroups = ["keys"] on the systemd service in question | 13:58:37 |
| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | 
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| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | Finally its working after 6 hours of trying | 14:02:48 |
| roshan | byteio.in 🌷 | thank you Linux Hackerman 🥰 | 14:03:12 |
| 29 Nov 2022 |
 @ask-yourself:matrix.org | I'm not sure if this is gonna turn out being about Colmena or KMonad so forgive me if this turns out being the wrong place to ask. I think it's most likely to do with Colmena though.
So I have a KMonad config in the works here: https://gitlab.com/IsaacBrown92/dotfiles/-/blob/main/modules/services/kmonad/kmonad.kbd
Here is the behaviour:
- When I modify that config then run
sudo colmena apply-local, the new keymaps are not in place.
- If I re-run
sudo colmena apply-local, the new keymaps are not in place.
- If I reboot, the new keymaps are in place.
- If instead of rebooting, I make another change to my kmonad.kbd, then run
sudo colmena apply-local, then the keymaps will be in place.
It seems very weird that the change dosn't take effect after multiple sudo colmena apply-local but does take effect if I add an arbitrary change to the file then run sudo colmena apply-local. Anybody know what is going on here?
| 16:28:51 |
| @ask-yourself:matrix.org | * I'm not sure if this is gonna turn out being about Colmena or KMonad so forgive me if this turns out being the wrong place to ask. I think it's most likely to do with Colmena though.
So I have a KMonad config in the works here: https://gitlab.com/IsaacBrown92/dotfiles/-/blob/main/modules/services/kmonad/kmonad.kbd
Here is the behaviour:
- When I modify that config then run
sudo colmena apply-local, the new keymaps are not in place.
- If I re-run
sudo colmena apply-local n times, the new keymaps are not in place.
- If I reboot, the new keymaps are in place.
- If instead of rebooting, I make another change to my kmonad.kbd, then run
sudo colmena apply-local, then the keymaps will be in place.
It seems very weird that the change dosn't take effect after multiple sudo colmena apply-local but does take effect if I add an arbitrary change to the file then run sudo colmena apply-local. Anybody know what is going on here?
| 16:29:26 |
| @ask-yourself:matrix.org | * I'm not sure if this is gonna turn out being about Colmena or KMonad so forgive me if this turns out being the wrong place to ask. I think it's most likely to do with Colmena though.
So I have a KMonad config in the works here: https://gitlab.com/IsaacBrown92/dotfiles/-/blob/main/modules/services/kmonad/kmonad.kbd
Here is the behaviour:
- When I modify that config then run
sudo colmena apply-local, the new keymaps are not in place.
- If I re-run
sudo colmena apply-local n times, the new keymaps are not in place.
- If I reboot, the new keymaps are in place.
- If instead of rebooting, I make another change to my kmonad.kbd, then run
sudo colmena apply-local, then the keymaps will be in place.
It seems very weird that the change dosn't take effect after multiple sudo colmena apply-local but does take effect if I add an arbitrary change to the file then run sudo colmena apply-local again. Anybody know what is going on here?
| 16:29:54 |
| @ask-yourself:matrix.org | (Also worth noting, the arbitrary change itself will NOT take effect, the prior change that failed to take effect will take effect, if I repeat again with a second arbitrary change, then the prior arbitrary change will take effect.) | 16:32:05 |
 @NobbZ:matrix.org | As you didn't answer the question in the discord, does it work if you restart the relevant service manually? | 16:33:15 |
 Wanja Hentze | it could also be a nixos switch-to-configuration issue, or even a systemd issue | 16:34:27 |
