not using this any more, and really don't have the energy to deal with
neither the fallout of ubnt not officially supporting mongodb newer than
3.6, nor the hacks nixpkgs contains to work around that.
`udevRulesFor` generates a lot of warnings like:
substituteStream(): WARNING: pattern '"/sbin/modprobe' doesn't match anything in file '/nix/store/.../95-dm-notify.rules'
due to the (preemptive) substitution of common paths in the default
udev rules. In this case a file having no matches is not unepected
and poses no issue at all.
I'm merging this without review, since the tests run by ofborg are
succeeding. In addition to that, it's fixing a currently broken test so
the worst that could happen is that the test still does not work.
Since 816614bd62, the service is set to use the exim user so that
systemd takes care of the credentials ownership. The executable is
still required to run as root, to then drop privileges. The prefix '+'
that was used however interfers with the use of privilege restrictions
and other sandboxing options. Since we only want to escape the "User"
setting, we can use the '!' prefix instead.
- Use `runTest` instead of `handleTest`, which simplifies the code a little
- Use `lib.maintainers` instead of `pkgs.lib.maintainers`
- Remove unused function argument `pkgs`
- Change test name in the kernel module from `test` to `apfs`, since that seems to be a common pattern for the name
The test fails because the way the configuration switch was implemented
back then was by using a dummy configuration and simply activating that
dummy configuration from within the test script.
Nowadays, this doesn't work anymore and fails to typecheck because the
dummy "newServer" will inherit the same value for networking.hostName,
which in turn will generate two attributes for "server":
> testScriptWithTypes:43: error: Name "server" already defined on line 43
> [no-redef]
> client1: Machine; client2: Machine; server: Machine; server: Machine;
Fortunately, we don't need to do workarounds like this anymore and there
is the "specialisation" option, which allows to do this in a less ugly
way (and it also works with mypy).
Signed-off-by: aszlig <aszlig@nix.build>
