Hi,
On 08/02/16 19:15, Wout Mertens wrote:
> The problem with nfs nix stores is that the metadata is stored in sqlite,
> which
> can't guarantee proper locking on nfs. However, if you only write from one
> host,
> there is no problem.
IIRC, SQLite *should* work if you disable WAL mode (by
I’ve used a shared nix store between VMs in the past, until the sqlite database
got corrupted…
If I’d do it again, I would configure a single build VM ( nix.buildMachines )
and set nix.maxJobs to 0. That guarantees all builds are executed on this one
machine. Any nix store copying after the
> On Feb 8, 2016, at 10:15 AM, Wout Mertens wrote:
> The problem with nfs nix stores is that the metadata is stored in sqlite,
> which can't guarantee proper locking on nfs. However, if you only write from
> one host, there is no problem.
>
> As for the python stuff,
Hi all,
I would like to use nix to install software and run in on a variety of linux
machines at my work. I tried installing nix to my NFS-mounted home folder as
outlined here[1], but I had trouble with both proot[2] and nix-user-chroot[3],
since they both mess up some permissions and break
The problem with nfs nix stores is that the metadata is stored in sqlite,
which can't guarantee proper locking on nfs. However, if you only write
from one host, there is no problem.
As for the python stuff, you can run it in a proot, or use nixos which
doesn't have /usr :-)
On Mon, Feb 8, 2016,