as regular files instead of symlinks to the store.
* Sudo configuration, enabled through security.sudo.enable (on by
default). The contents of the sudoers file is specified in
security.sudo.configFile. The default sudoers file allows members
of the new "wheel" group to run any command.
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don't need to be subscribed to the Nixpkgs channel to get binary downloads.
This is possible because nix-pull is now pretty fast.
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list of user accounts that the job needs to run. For instance, the
SSH daemon job says:
{ name = "sshd";
uid = (import ../system/ids.nix).uids.sshd;
description = "SSH privilege separation user";
home = "/var/empty";
}
The activation script creates the system users/groups and updates
them as well. So a change in the Nix expression can be realised in
/etc/{group,passwd} by running nixos-rebuild.
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environment = {
extraPackages = pkgs: [
pkgs.firefox
pkgs.thunderbird
];
};
This approach is often actually nicer than adding to the default
profile using nix-env, since it's declarative, and all packages
declared here will be updated automatically when you run
nixos-rebuild.
* Allow additional setuid programs to be specified in
security.extraSetuidPrograms.
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accounts. Obviously we cannot put the store path of bash in
/etc/passwd since it's too fragile (it could be garbage collected),
hence this indirection.
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- Set the desktop background to the image ~/.background-image.
- Depending on services.xserver.sessionType, start an xterm or a
gnome-terminal as the "desktop" :-)
* Upstart jobs can now declare extra packages to be added to the
system path through the `extraPath' attribute. For instance, the
ALSA job adds alsa-utils, and the X server job adds lots of stuff
depending on the X configuration (e.g., xrandr, gnome-terminal,
twm).
* Create a cdrom/dvd symlink for SCSI sr? devices.
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/boot/kernels. This is necessary if /nix is on a different file
system than /. (And it will allow us to support a separate /boot
partition too.)
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sources in /etc/nixos with a Subversion checkout of those trees.
This should be run after a successful installation if you want to
keep NixOS up to date from Subversion.
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be able to find the LDAP NSS module, which is normally installed in
Glibc's prefix (under /lib/libnss_ldap...). Of course, we can't do
that; it wouldn't be pure. As a workaround, we simply add nss_ldap
to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH of the nscd daemon, which every other program
uses for lookups. So we don't have to put nss_ldap in the
LD_LIBRARY_PATH of every program.
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* Automatically set up a per-user profile in
/nix/var/nix/profiles/per-user/$USER.
* Initialise ~/.nix-defexpr and ~/.nix-profile.
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