<ouyiuo>civodul: is there a way to tell 'guix archive' to store a keypair in a non-standard directory, that is, '/usr/local/etc/guix'? <ouyiuo>also, can't we move all crypto-related stuff to, say, 'guix crypto'? <ouyiuo>Right now I have to use 'guix archive' in order to create a keypair and 'guix authenticate' to sign/verify, and I don't really like that. <ouyiuo>Although I understand why it's done this way. <civodul>ouyiuo: well, key material goes to $sysconfdir, not sure what you mean by "non-standard" <ouyiuo>civodul: By "non-standard" I mean "user-specified." Say, I want to have multiple keys and store them in different places. <ouyiuo>Or am I misunderstanding the usecase? <civodul>currently there can be only one key pair for exports <civodul>if you want to discuss an extension, let's do that on the list <ouyiuo>I have nothing concrete in mind yet. <ouyiuo>But I'm planning to post to the list wrt to signing the archives. <civodul>but remember that 'guix authenticate' is for internal use only <civodul>users only get to use 'guix archive' <ouyiuo>Yeah, that's what I meant by "Although I understand why it's done this way." <ouyiuo>civodul: Just posted to guix-devel. I guess I'll stop thinking about it for today since I want to hear what Mark and others think. <sriharsha-iris>can anyone test the gnunet package from master branch? It seems its tests are failing due to a slowness of hydra; I tried on 3 different machines and they are seem to do well. <zerwas>sriharsha-iris: I tested it a few days ago, it worked for me <sriharsha-iris>it is currently building fine for i686 on hydra, but fails for x86-64 <phant0mas>how can I find what is the official gnu description for each project? <phant0mas>civodul: is this okay for the package description? I took it from the gnu mig page <civodul>phant0mas: what does "make sync-descriptions" say? <civodul>normally it goes over all the synopses & descriptions of GNU packages <civodul>if it doesn't print anything and exits successfully, it means it's happy <civodul>sriharsha-iris: GNUnet builds fine here (x86_64, /nix/store/4xd61zmpihdimrz8c9j7xd37lmsls06n-gnunet-0.10.0) <sriharsha-iris>civodul, thanks for checking. Hydra hasn't built that derivation yet, let's wait and find out if it can build it this time. <mark_weaver>sriharsha: I also built gnunet successfully on mips64el. <mark_weaver>I haven't used it yet though. I still have to learn how to use it. <viric>mark_weaver: can you show me the ecc25519 speed test from libgcrypt? <viric>(it should be in the libgcrypt build log) <viric>in the mips64el (Loongson 2f?) <mark_weaver>viric: I search the logs for libgcrypt (both 1.5.3 and 1.6.1), but couldn't find the string "ecc25519" in either of them. <viric>ecdsa25519? I don't know how they call it <viric>EdDSA Ed25519 60ms 770ms 1130ms <mark_weaver>I might have been doing something else on the machine at the same time. I've been running this machine heavily loaded a lot, often 2-3 builds going on at once plus other things. <viric>ok. I remember the performance for general purpose arithmetic was like the sheevaplug, so your numbers look quite like mine <viric>I didn't know if you had a longson3 thing :) <mark_weaver>I am borrowing one, yes, but haven't been using it much lately. I think it may become the MIPS build machine for Guix, but it would be good to figure out how to boot it without a binary blob. <mark_weaver>right now it's running the Loonix, a Debian derivative from Lemote. it would probably take a lot of work to get it running 100% free. <phant0mas>civodul: gmail is really screwing up my emails :P ***drewc1 is now known as drewc
<phant0mas> before by mistake I sent the patch only to you <phant0mas>but then when I noticed it I sent it again to the mailing list <phant0mas>you don't have to say anything, I shouldn't forget things like that... <phant0mas>i promise it's the last time I do these kind of mistakes <phant0mas>btw never come to Greece during the national barbeque day <phant0mas>they will make you eat till you can't move a muscle <civodul>didn't know there was a national barbeque day <phant0mas>and tsikno = the smell of the meat while on barbeque