<Deeo>can someone tell me where i can find the repo of the source code for guix ***grasshop` is now known as grasshopprWhoppr
<atheia>civodul: I forgot to say yesterday: the file systems functionality looks cool! <civodul>well, it's something we need one way or another :-) <civodul>i'm trying to implement all the basic stuff so we can boot a system that's actually usable *civodul just posted details about user account management <atheia>Wow, neat. Would the user management ignore 'normal' users added through traditional channels (e.g. manual invocations of adduser) or would all user conf be expected to go through the system configuration file? <civodul>well it encourages users to declare them with the configuration file, but it still works if you add them "by hand" <atheia>Sounds perfect. Indeed, I think I'd use the declarative method ;-) <atheia>I'm still using it — very happy with it. I now also use it for multiple accounts. <civodul>ah right, i forgot you were using it, atheia <civodul>every time i stumble upon it, i like it <civodul>i'm not sure i'd switch away from Gnus yet, though <atheia>Or is there specific functionality that would miss? <civodul>i think it would miss "posting styles" and scores, at least <civodul>and the various back-ends: NNTP, web, etc. <atheia>Ah yeah — I tried Gnus for a short time and never got around to scores etc. They would be cool to have for mu4e. <civodul>viric: does gpg support work in Nixpkgs' mutt? <viric>I use it in the sheevaplug, yes <civodul>do you have any special settings in .muttrc? <viric>yes, .muttrc had something iirc <civodul>oh, could you check what it was? :-) <viric>hm I have set crypt_use_gpgme=yes <viric>without gpgme, it's about binding some macros, involving multiple muttrc lines <viric>for those things, people look at the mutt wiki iirc <a_e>Hi viric, civodul, the gpgme-mutt question comes from my side as I try to use mutt with gnupg. <a_e>With the debian mutt, I have nothing special in my .muttrc. <a_e>If I put "set crypt_use_gpgme=yes" into the .muttrc, the result is <a_e>Using GPGME backend, although no gpg-agent is running <a_e>So apparently, gpgme requires the gpg-agent. <a_e>Maybe. The question now is how to make it work in the classic setting, and what is the difference between debian and guix then. <a_e>No idea, I have never run gpg-agent. I am going back to trying the classical interface. <viric>gpgme requires gpg-agent, yes <a_e>I think I got it. Debian installs a file /etc/Muttrc.d/gpg.rc which contains lots of settings. <a_e>set pgp_decrypt_command="gpg --status-fd=2 %?p?--passphrase-fd 0? --no-verbose --quiet --batch --output - %f" <a_e>So I need to do this manually with our mutt. <a_e>After copy-pasting the lines in my .muttrc (and replacing "/usr/lib/" by "") it works with our gnupg-1.4.16. <a_e>With the latest gnupg, one needs to replace all occurrences of "gpg" by "gpg2", and things still work. <a_e>Actually, the gpg.rc file is part of the mutt distribution. <a_e>It can be found in /gnu/store/...mutt-1.5.23/share/doc/mutt/samples/gpg.rc <a_e>civodul: Problem solved; you may look it up in the archive. Totally silly!