Work around a bug in the autoconf setup of man-db: The
list of default sections does not include section 0 (zero)
despite ``./configure --help`` advertising it. This causes
header man pages (e. g. time.h from package posix_man_pages)
to be ignored by man(1):
$ file /run/current-system/sw/share/man/man0p/time.h.0p.gz
/run/current-system/sw/share/man/man0p/time.h.0p.gz: gzip compressed data, from Unix
$ man 0p time.h
No manual entry for 0p
No manual entry for time.h
Override the default (as defined in m4/man-arg-sections.m4)
until this is fixed upstream.
The containers local address can be given as ipv4 only or with a subnetmask in
CIDR notation in the container configuration, see [1]. This works fine but the
'nixos-container show-ip' only supports plain ipv4 addresses without the netmask
suffix.
Changed the regex to also match in case of a CIDR netmask suffix.
[1] 9939032e35/nixos/modules/virtualisation/containers.nix (L382)
It is not trivial to update libreswan to 3.22 because it has added a dependency
on ldns which currently depends on openssl 1.1.0, while the rest of libreswan
depends on openssl 1.0.2. It compiles, but may behave unpredictably at run time.
Tracking issue: #31696
The llfuse package depends on fuse which refuses to build on darwin. But
according to a comment in the setup.py of borgbackup [1] it's ok to leave it out
if it's not available. Most of borgbackup should work without it. Would be great
to make it work on darwin but i am not sure if it's possible to get fuse to work
on darwin. I do not know enough about it ;)
After this modification at least the "borg mount" subcommand is broken due to
the missing llfuse module. But the rest seems to work normally.
[1] 72232a9bd5/setup.py (L32)
The acl libraray is only required by the borgbackup package if building on a
linux platform. Adding it only in this case should be fine. Also see the
conditional in the setup.py at [1].
[1] 72232a9bd5/setup.py (L768)
Airfield suffered from loose version constraints which
caused severe version (and API) conflicts between its dependencies
and transitive ones.
Furthermore the `npm2nix` packaging is deprecated and needed to be
replaced by `node2nix`.
see #31032
