This cuts nixpkgs:trunk from 78K to 31K jobs by disabling builds of
{node,go,python,emacs,coq,r,ocaml,perl}Packages. Thus these are now
only built if they are dependencies of top-level packages (such as
end-user applications). I left haskellPackages because they take
typically longer to build than the others (which are mostly
interpreted languages), so disabling them would be more painful to
users.
This is a temporary measure until we have a binary cache based Hydra
running on faster hardware, necessitated by the fact that evaluations
now regularly time out after 6 hours.
changes by @globin:
* added pulseaudio support
* 06-02-2016 -> 2016-02-06 to ensure correct version sorting
* cli_visualizer -> cli-visualizer
closes#12853
Signed-off-by: Robin Gloster <mail@glob.in>
It's the same as openalSoft (same package source and version). I suppose it
contained original Creative open-source OpenAL implementation some time ago, but
then it changed and nobody noticed. It's referenced nowhere, anyway.
CipherScan is a simple way to find out which SSL ciphersuites are
supported by a target.
It can take advantage of the extra features in Peter Mosmans' openssl
fork (which is also included in this commit).
Popfile by default assumes that it is run directly from the install
directory, in which it has full write access. This assumption is invalid
on Nix, and so Popfile is pachted to accomodate this:
- define `POPFILE_ROOT` in wrapper
Default POPFile configuration assumes it is running in the
installation directory. This patch wraps `popfile.pl` so that
`POPFILE_ROOT` points to the installation directory
- define and create if missing `POPFILE_USER` in wrapper
POPFile stores stores state in the `POPFILE_USER` directory, which by
default is the installation directory. This change sets `POPFILE_USER`
to `$HOME/.popfile` by default, creating it with 0700 mode if
necessary.
