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# koszko.org server configuration

This is Guix system (container) configuration used for the system serving
https://koszko.org

# Use & installation

The command

```shell
make && sudo make start-container
```

causes the container to be run in a test enviroment, with some host directories
(e.g. `/var/www/koszko.org/html`) faked to contain sample files.
The command

```shell
make fake-client
```

spawns a shell in which `koszko.org` and some other domains resolve to the IP
address under which the container services are visible to the host.
The command

```shell
make enter-container
```

spawns a shell inside the previously-started container. Finally,

```shell
sudo make install
```

registers the container startup script as a Guix gc root and creates an
`/etc/init.d` SysV-style init script for starting it.
The container can then be started by systemd with

```shell
sudo systemctl daemon-reload # only needed once after installation
sudo systemctl start guix-container
```

or by the good old SysV init with

```shell
sudo service guix-container start
```

You can of course also use other systemd or SysV init commands to manage the
container service.

Feel free to look into the `Makefile` to see what other helpful targets are
available.

## Notes

After entering the server container, a sample email can be sent with

```shell
(echo "To: foo@bar";
   echo "Reply-To: my@email.com"
   echo "Subject: Hello!";
   echo "";
   echo "My Mail Content") | exim koszko@koszko.org
```

## Copying

The configuration as a whole is available under GPL-2.0-or-later.
Most of the code is Copyright (C) 2022-2023 Wojtek Kosior — this part is
additionally available under the terms of CC0-1.0.
This repository is [REUSE](https://reuse.software/)-compliant.
Please look at the SPDX identifiers to determine the licensing of particular
files or use the `reuse spdx` command to get a complete report.

The above only concerns the contents of this git repository.
The subrepos linked from here may be governed by different distribution terms.