Could you show the output of ‘sudo herd status guix-daemon’ to see the ‘guix-daemon’ command line?
Sébastien Gendre <[email protected]> skribis: > Returning test nar > Downloading http://localhost:43331/example.nar... > example.nar 536B > > 1.3MiB/s 00:00 ▕██████████████████▏ 100.0%guix substitute: > error: corrupt input while restoring > '/gnu/store/guix-directory-3901632.rRZygp/restored' from #<input:hash-input > 7f3630672b80> > @ substituter-failed > /gnu/store/qq5ckrml8jaqh4x19z985yg4d69xcsfa-cfunge-0.9.0 fetching path > `/gnu/store/qq5ckrml8jaqh4x19z985yg4d69xcsfa-cfunge-0.9.0' (empty status) > Returning hello when asked for sed > Returning sed when asked for hello [...] > substitute: In guix/narinfo.scm: > substitute: 145:23 8 (_ #f () () () () #f #f #f #f #f #f) > substitute: In unknown file: > substitute: 7 (string-tokenize #f #<undefined> #<undefined> > #<undefined>) I don’t get why ‘references’ is #f here instead of a list. > Initialized empty Git repository in > /tmp/guix-directory.5tMmnx/channel-repo/.git/ > fatal: unable to access > 'https://codeberg.org/guix-science/guix-science.git/': server certificate > verification failed. CAfile: none CRLfile: none Looks like X.509 certificates are missing from /etc/ssl/certs, which in turn causes Git to bail out. Could you make sure /etc/ssl/certs is populated, for instance with ‘nss-certs’? Thanks, Ludo’. PS: I’ll be away from keyboard in the coming days but hopefully others can help.
