;; -*- mode: scheme; -*-
;; This is an operating-system configuration template of a
;; 64-bit minimal system for a Raspberry Pi with an NFS root file-system.
;; It neither installs firmware nor device-tree files for the Raspberry Pi.
;; It just assumes them to be existing in boot/efi in the same way that some
;; UEFI firmware with ACPI data is usually assumed to be existing on PCs.
;; It expects the boot/efi directory to be served via TFTP and the root
;; file-system to be served via NFS. See the grub-efi-netboot-bootloader
;; description in the manual for more details.
(use-modules (gnu)
(gnu artwork)
(gnu system nss))
(use-service-modules admin
avahi
networking
ssh)
(use-package-modules linux
raspberry-pi
ssh)
(define-public raspberry-pi-64-nfs-root
(operating-system
(host-name "raspberrypi-guix")
(timezone "Europe/Berlin")
(bootloader (bootloader-configuration
(bootloader grub-efi-bootloader-chain-raspi-64)
(targets (list "/boot/efi"))
(theme (grub-theme
(resolution '(1920 . 1080))
(image (file-append
%artwork-repository
"/grub/GuixSD-fully-black-16-9.svg"))))))
(kernel-arguments '("ip=dhcp"))
(kernel (customize-linux #:linux linux-libre-arm64-generic
#:extra-version "arm64-generic-netboot"
#:configs '("CONFIG_NFS_SWAP=y"
"CONFIG_USB_USBNET=y"
"CONFIG_USB_LAN78XX=y"
"CONFIG_USB_NET_SMSC95XX=y")))
(initrd-modules '())
(file-systems (cons* (file-system
(mount-point "/")
(type "nfs")
(device ":/export/raspberrypi/guix")
(options "addr=10.20.30.40,vers=4.1"))
%base-file-systems))
(swap-devices (list (swap-space
(target "/run/swapfile"))))
(users (cons* (user-account
(name "pi")
(group "users")
(supplementary-groups '("wheel" "netdev" "audio" "video"))
(home-directory "/home/pi"))
%base-user-accounts))
(packages (cons* openssh
%base-packages))
(services (cons* (service avahi-service-type)
(service dhcp-client-service-type)
(service ntp-service-type)
(service openssh-service-type
(openssh-configuration
(x11-forwarding? #t)))
%base-services))
(name-service-switch %mdns-host-lookup-nss)))
raspberry-pi-64-nfs-root
ange is motivated by the fact that Account.registeredName is a volatile
account data, not exported along the account and retrieved from the name
server. Have it always return Account.username instead, so that the result is
reproducible independent of whether networking is available or not.
* gnu/build/jami-service.scm (account->username): Always return the account
fingerprint. Adjust doc.
(id->username): Likewise.
2022-06-10 | services: jami: Modernize to adjust to Shepherd 0.9+ changes....This partially fixes <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/54786>, allowing the 'jami'
and 'jami-provisioning' system tests to pass again.
In version 0.9.0, Shepherd constructors are now run concurrently, via
cooperative scheduling (Guile Fibers). The Jami service previously relied on
blocking sleeps while polling for D-Bus services to become ready after forking
a process; this wouldn't work anymore since while blocking the service process
wouldn't be given the chance to finish starting. The new reliance on Fibers
in Shepherd's fork+exec-command in the helper 'send-dbus' procedure also meant
that it wouldn't work outside of Shepherd anymore. Finally, the
'start-service' Shepherd procedure used in the test suite would cause the Jami
daemon to be spawned multiple times (a bug introduced in Shepherd 0.9.0).
To fix/simplify these problems, this change does the following:
1. Use the Guile AC/D-Bus library for D-Bus communication, which simplify
things, such as avoiding the need to fork 'dbus-send' processes.
2. The non-blocking 'sleep' version of Fiber is used for the 'with-retries'
waiting syntax.
3. A 'dbus' package variant is used to adjust the session bus configuration,
tailoring it for the use case at hand.
4. Avoid start-service in the tests, preferring 'jami-service-available?' for
now.
* gnu/build/jami-service.scm (parse-dbus-reply, strip-quotes)
(deserialize-item, serialize-boolean, dbus-dict->alist)
(dbus-array->list, parse-account-ids, parse-account-details)
(parse-contacts): Delete procedures.
(%send-dbus-binary, %send-dbus-bus, %send-dbus-user, %send-dbus-group)
(%send-dbus-debug): Delete parameters.
(jami-service-running?): New procedure.
(send-dbus/configuration-manager): Rename to...
(call-configuration-manager-method): ... this. Turn METHOD into a positional
argument. Turn ARGUMENTS into an optional argument. Invoke
`call-dbus-method' instead of `send-dbus', adjusting callers accordingly.
(get-account-ids, id->account-details, id->account-details)
(id->volatile-account-details, username->id, add-account remove-account)
(username->contacts, remove-contact, add-contact, set-account-details)
(set-all-moderators, username->all-moderators?, username->moderators)
(set-moderator): Adjust accordingly.
(with-retries, send-dbus, dbus-available-services)
(dbus-service-available?): Move to ...
* gnu/build/dbus-service.scm: ... this new module.
(send-dbus): Rewrite to use the Guile AC/D-Bus library.
(%dbus-query-timeout, sleep*): New variables.
(%current-dbus-connection): New parameter.
(initialize-dbus-connection!, argument->signature-type)
(call-dbus-method): New procedures.
(dbus-available-services): Adjust accordingly.
* gnu/local.mk (GNU_SYSTEM_MODULES): Register new module.
* gnu/packages/glib.scm (dbus-for-jami): New variable.
* gnu/services/telephony.scm: (jami-configuration)[dbus]: Default to
dbus-for-jami.
(jami-dbus-session-activation): Write a D-Bus daemon configuration file at
'/var/run/jami/session-local.conf'.
(jami-shepherd-services): Add the closure of guile-ac-d-bus and guile-fibers
as extensions. Adjust imported modules. Remove no longer used parameters.
<jami-dbus-session>: Use a PID file, avoiding the need for the manual
synchronization.
<jami>: Set DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS environment variable. Poll using
'jami-service-available?' instead of 'dbus-service-available?'.
* gnu/tests/telephony.scm (run-jami-test): Add needed Guile extensions. Set
DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS environment variable. Adjust all tests to use
'jami-service-available?' to determine if the service is started rather than
the now problematic Shepherd's 'start-service'.
| Maxim Cournoyer |