| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age |
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Without this, Emacs would ask which key to use, since I have
machine-specific signing keys as well (that shouldn't be used for
signing mail).
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This exists now! And it does everything I was doing myself before!
Yay!
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doh-proxy depends on aioh2, which hasn't been touched since 2018 and
is incompatible with the current version of h2.
It's been a while since I actually used DoH anyway, because I never
got around to doing exceptions for captive portals and stuff, so for
now I'll just delete the code, and I can revive it later with whatever
the current leader in DoH proxy software is when I do.
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No longer needed now that the Postfix module has been fixed.
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Posts every(?) OSM edit in GB, which is very noisy.
WeeChat will ignore attempts to /set ignores, so we have to use a
seperate list and use /ignore.
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I think when I implemented this I didn't know about tmpfiles.d(5).
Now I do, so let's use that instead.
I don't think the imperativeNix option is necessary any more since the
home directory is created read-only, but if it turns out that
.nix-defexpr and .nix-profile are coming back, I can look into the
best way to solve that then.
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Fetching mail as a different user provided a pretty negligible
security benefit. It protects my IMAP password, but my IMAP password
only allows fetching mail, and all my mail is sitting right there
unprotected anyway.
Also, split mbsync and notmuch into multiple units. This would make
it possible to trigger notmuch at other times without having to fetch
mail first.
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loaOf is deprecated, and I never actually used this option as a list.
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The new module defaults to using an "acme" group, which can replace
the "tls" group I had set up before. But it will instead use the
"nginx" group if using enableACME, so I have to stay away from that
and only use useACMEHost, setting up the certificates manually.
But that's a very good thing, because it turns out that even though I
was trying to generate only two certificates (one for qyliss.net and
one for spectrum-os.org), the ACME module was actually generating one
per subdomain because of enableACME.
Finally, now that atuin.nix is starting to be split up, and because
there's less shared configuration, don't mapAttrs over Nginx virtual
hosts or ACME certificates, which was confusing and forced everything
to be defined at once in the same file.
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This is a remnant of an experiment with a Tor hidden service that I've
given up on for now.
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I've hit the channel limit (120), and have run out of channels I don't
mind leaving. So I'll just move them over to a second connection.
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Lots of applications expect there to be an icon theme, but NixOS with
just Sway doesn't come with any icon themes out of the box.
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nix-repl> "\u"
"u"
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This makes the info pages available.
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nixpkgs-wayland has removed Emacs in later versions in favour of
emacs-overlay.
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This wasn't displayed anyway, so it was just a useless HTTP request.
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This adds configuration to make git clone use smart HTTP. :)
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It's very good to finally have this out of sys/atuin.nix.
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This will make it easier to move things out of the big nginx
configuration in atuin.nix, and puts all the fiddly nginx setup for
cgit in one place.
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Snapshots can be huge, so robots crawling them uses a lot of
bandwidth. Ideally, cgit would set rel=nofollow for snapshot links,
but this is easier for now.
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