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13 Dec 2021 | ||
It seems like at least element-web needs an update | 15:58:26 | |
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/150558 | 16:16:18 | |
schildichat also needs a fix but it's not out yet. | 16:22:04 | |
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/150562 | 16:54:52 | |
These are security issues. Can we get some eyes on these from users who actually have permission to merge? | 17:45:30 | |
My attempt at the backport for the element issue that didn't go through automatically. https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/150589 | 19:00:28 | |
I simply followed what the backporting bot told me to do but I'm not sure if my result is correct. manual nix-build of element-desktop worked but nixpkgs-review fails with an issue in an unrelated package. | 19:01:46 | |
Thanks, there is also https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#backporting-changes | 19:07:54 | |
14 Dec 2021 | ||
https://nixpk.gs/pr-tracker.html?pr=150578 | 02:26:38 | |
I fixed the bapckport for element to 21.05. I think this should still be a pretty high priority for us. Could somebody take a look? https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/150589 | 19:38:33 | |
17 Dec 2021 | ||
13:26:46 | ||
22 Dec 2021 | ||
02:30:40 | ||
hs_token and as_token doesn't have to persist right, just be the same when running? Is there any mechanic and/or pattern to generate shared secrets to a tempfs or something? | 15:14:04 | |
rn I just add as/hs_token to services.mautrix-facebook.registrationData | 15:14:59 | |
23 Dec 2021 | ||
In reply to @kng:kng.reyou could create a systemd service to generate the registration file in a tmpfs and register it as a dependency of both your application service and your homeserver. This however only works when both are running on the same machine, which is not always the case, so this is done that way in the modules. There is also the issue of the permissions of that registration file… | 04:54:31 | |
In reply to @pacien:pacien.netNeat! I think I’ll try this, I’m not on multiple machines (yet?) | 11:00:22 | |
25 Dec 2021 | ||
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31 Dec 2021 | ||
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6 Jan 2022 | ||
12:19:28 | ||
I'm about to write an announcement for the newly added Heisenbridge and Conduit modules fro TWIM. Do you think I could link this room in the post? | 12:21:36 | |
For it. Discoverability of resources is still a problem in the nix ecosystem, so any bit helps. | 12:56:43 | |
Nixos deploymentI don't think we've previously had any Nix/NixOS/nixpkgs related entries in TWIM, so I'll start ^^ We now have a module for Heisenbridge and Conduit, which makes it super easy to deploy any of those services: My configuration for Heisenbridge is 21 lines long, and Conduit is only 11 lines. You can browse the available configuration options online: For support, join our Matrix space at #nix:nixos.org and the Matrix-Nix channel: #matrix-nix:transformierende-gesellschaft.org | 13:36:21 | |
Feedback? | 13:36:23 | |
* Nixos deploymentI don't think we've previously had any Nix/NixOS/nixpkgs related entries in TWIM, so I'll start ^^ We now have a module for Heisenbridge and Conduit, which makes it super easy to deploy any of those services: My configuration for Heisenbridge is 21 lines long, and Conduit is only 11 lines. You can browse the available configuration options online: For those that are not into NixOS, a module is the code that turns the declarative configuration files into your running system setup. As an example, if you enable
For support, join our Matrix space at #nix:nixos.org and the Matrix-Nix channel: #matrix-nix:transformierende-gesellschaft.org | 13:49:09 | |
14:01:33 | ||
In reply to @piegames:matrix.orgI think you mentioned the wrong room. The space is #community:nixos.org iirc | 14:03:32 | |
Oh, fair point. #nix:nixos.org is the general channel then? | 14:09:05 | |
Yup | 14:09:46 | |
Also I'd go for We now have a module for Heisenbridge and Conduit → The newly released [NixOS](https://nixos.org) 21.11 has extended Matrix support to also include Conduit and Heisenbridge packages and modules (Synapse and Element have already been supported for some time now). (maybe?) | 14:12:24 |