| 2 Dec 2022 |
 Sandro 🐧 | wsl.exe --shutdown hangs forever as well | 00:52:33 |
| Sandro 🐧 | or long enough that I restarted. Usually it is done within a minute. | 00:52:50 |
 K900 | https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/releases | 07:28:05 |
| K900 | They have a second person doing WSL releases! | 07:28:11 |
| K900 | (and also yet another attempt at not clobbering the X socket) | 07:28:18 |
| 6 Dec 2022 |
|  hdhog | 18:43:50 |
| 7 Dec 2022 |
| Sandro 🐧 | Anyone has any advice for https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/5806 ? | 16:08:16 |
| Sandro 🐧 | nzbr (they/it): what do you think about deleting the tmpfiles rule altogether in https://github.com/nix-community/NixOS-WSL/pull/172 ? | 16:18:56 |
 Arson Copperflame | If it's an upstream issue that we're fixing, I'd say yes. Do other distros have the same issue? | 18:11:59 |
| Sandro 🐧 | They probably didn't have the tmpfiles rule in the first place | 19:15:42 |
| 8 Dec 2022 |
|  Daniel Kahlenberg joined the room. | 08:37:49 |
| Daniel Kahlenberg | I am experiencing a weird behaviour since I enabled native-systemd or native-docker or both at the same time - trying to figure out which combo it is:
After a restart of the physical machine and trying to run wsl -d NixOS --user myuser again, the NixOS instance entirely refuses to start or even give me some output at all, only (useless workaround was the -e sh switch that basically gave me nothing to work with either. | 08:42:08 |
| Daniel Kahlenberg | Right now I imported the nixos-wsl tgz afresh and set up everything again this time without native-systemd first to see if the issue will reproduce later maybe without docker-native as well. | 08:44:08 |
| Daniel Kahlenberg | (https://github.com/573/nix-config-1/blob/54e247d/nixos/base/nixoswsl.nix) | 08:45:18 |
|  imnotdwight joined the room. | 14:34:46 |
| Sandro 🐧 | did you change the nixos-wsl module option for native-systemd? | 14:37:35 |
| Daniel Kahlenberg | Sandro 🐧: I had basically
wsl = {
enable = true;
defaultUser = "dkahlenberg";
#interop = {
# register = true;
# preserveArgvZero = true;
#};
#nativeSystemd = true;
docker-native = {
enable = true;
};
};
# https://github.com/nix-community/NixOS-WSL/discussions/71
security.sudo.wheelNeedsPassword = true;
| 14:41:21 |
| Daniel Kahlenberg | Also I just see that I already deactivated nativeSystemd again, I remember having all commented options seen above on meaning active when it happened. | 14:44:26 |
| Daniel Kahlenberg | Maybe it contributed that I had added the new defaultUser with a uid of 1000, which is also the default for the nixos user ? | 14:45:39 |
| Daniel Kahlenberg | As in https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/12170 | 14:46:29 |
| Sandro 🐧 | In reply to @daniel573:matrix.org
Maybe it contributed that I had added the new defaultUser with a uid of 1000, which is also the default for the nixos user ? I have changed that, too | 14:51:16 |
| Arson Copperflame | Enabling the docker-native module might not be even necessary with native systemd anymore - it was mainly just a workaround for docker desktop being unable to start the proxy binary inside NixOS itself, so it might work now without the syschdemd container in the way | 14:53:40 |
| 9 Dec 2022 |
| K900 | Anyone else getting Dec 09 09:51:23 akane-wsl systemd[13274]: systemd-tmpfiles-setup.service: Failed to set up credentials: Protocol error after the systemd 252 upgrade? | 06:53:21 |
| Sandro 🐧 | I am still pinning to systemd-249 IIRC because systemctl status was not logging errors/warnings on that | 09:56:15 |
| Daniel Kahlenberg | In reply to @nzbr:nzbr.de
Enabling the docker-native module might not be even necessary with native systemd anymore - it was mainly just a workaround for docker desktop being unable to start the proxy binary inside NixOS itself, so it might work now without the syschdemd container in the way docker-native does not seem to be the problem in my case, as soon as I reenabled the nativeSystemd setting (see https://github.com/573/nix-config-1/blob/dcc37f6/nixos/base/nixoswsl.nix#L24) the problem returned: wsl --shutdown then wsl.exe -d NixOS no interactive shell opened anymore.
nzbr (they/it) For what you wrote about docker-native, does that mean I will have the native docker automatically then (don't want to depend on docker desktop) ?
| 10:48:05 |
| Arson Copperflame | You can use either native docker (the daemon runs as a systemd service in NixOS) or Docker Desktop). Docker desktop might work without enabling it, but you'll still need to enable docker-native if you want to use that. (I mixed up docker-native and docker-desktop in my answer, sorry 😅) | 10:52:30 |
| Arson Copperflame | Does native systemd work without docker enabled? | 10:52:51 |
| Daniel Kahlenberg | nzbr (they/it): I have to try, right now (https://github.com/573/nix-config-1/blob/04a3c80/nixos/base/nixoswsl.nix#L25) I have nativeSystemd explicitly set on false.
For docker (enabled) I have the native (non-desktop) version and even the binfmt-setting enabled.
With this I could successfully wsl --shutdown and wsl -d NixOS again. Only thing I did differently was chowning all /home/nixos to nixos user and my home dir to my user as well as deletig /etc/passwd and /etc/group entries concerning these prior nixos-rebuild.
| 13:16:48 |
| Daniel Kahlenberg | Let's see if I find the strength to set it up once more with native-systemd now. | 13:17:28 |
| Daniel Kahlenberg | * nzbr (they/it): I have to try, right now (https://github.com/573/nix-config-1/blob/04a3c80/nixos/base/nixoswsl.nix#L25) I have nativeSystemd explicitly set on false.
For docker (enabled) I have the native (non-desktop) version and even the binfmt-setting enabled.
With this I could successfully wsl --shutdown and wsl -d NixOS again. EDIT: Using shopt -s dotglob; chown -R nixos:users /home/nixos; shopt -u dotglob to be entirely correct: Only thing I did differently was chowning all /home/nixos to nixos user and my home dir to my user as well as deletig /etc/passwd and /etc/group entries concerning these prior nixos-rebuild.
| 13:24:57 |
