David Craven <[email protected]> skribis: > I'm running guix from > `/gnu/store/3g6zn8y5sfwywr4pqiwqrab735a0x4zl-guix-0.10.0/bin` since I > don't have my profile/PATH setup correctly yet. I was under the > impression that `./guix package -i guix` would create the right > symlinks in `/var/guix/profiles/per-user`.
OK. > Weird, `/etc/guix/acl` doesn't contain anything but `/etc/nix/acl` does: > ``` > sudo cat /etc/nix/acl > (acl > (entry > () > (tag > (guix import) > ) > ) > ) > ``` This is clearly bogus (the “()” above). Guix only creates and uses /etc/guix/acl, not /etc/nix/acl. Could it be that /etc/guix is a symlink to /etc/nix, or something like that? > After `sudo rm -f /etc/nix/acl` guix or guix-daemon recreates the same > file and exits with the same stack trace. By default, Guix ensures that at least your own key, if it exists, is part of the ACL; this happens in ‘ensure-acl’, in guix/pki.scm. I suspect that in your case /etc/guix/signing-key.pub is not a valid key, which is why ‘ensure-acl’ ends up adding “()”. Could you post the contents of /etc/guix/signing-key.pub? (It’s a public key, so doing it is OK.) Possibly this has to do with /etc/guix pointing to /etc/nix, and /etc/nix/signing-key.pub being a public key in the format that Nix uses, which is a completely different format. Thanks, Ludo’.
