Re: pre-release [PATCH] git-service [v2]

[ng0]

Alex Kost <address@hidden> writes:

> ng0 (2016-08-27 18:39 +0300) wrote:
>
> [...]
>> (eval-when (expand load eval) (set! %load-path (cons 
>> "/gnu/store/8s6z5k9nfp3fyfj39vq6js8sfhxkn0y6-module-import" %load-path))
>> (set! %load-compiled-path (cons 
>> "/gnu/store/lc0bj2nlmdgyqkkpd008hcnrpl068yr8-module-import-compiled"
>> %load-compiled-path)))(begin (use-modules (shepherd service) (oop goops)
>> (guix build utils) (guix build syscalls)) (make <service> #:docstring
>> (quote "Git daemon server for git repositories") #:provides (quote
>> (git)) #:requires (quote (networking syslogd)) #:respawn? (quote #t)
>> #:start (make-forkexec-constructor (list (string-append 
>> "/gnu/store/f6b2a4ic4lzjv48s1w0kn6m5mxkj0qs4-git-2.9.3" "/bin/git")
>> "daemon" "--syslog" "--informative-errors" "--port=" "9418" "--base-path=" 
>> "/var/git/repositories")) #:stop (make-kill-destructor)))
>>                                                 ^______^       
>> ^_____________^
>>                                                  those two should be
>>                                                  combined, same for the
>>                                                  two afterwards?
>
> Indeed!  See how useful it is to look at the result .scm file :-)
>
> You can be assured that the above thing doesn't work by running
> something like this in a guile REPL:
>
>   (system* "git" "daemon" "--port=" "9418" "--base-path=/tmp/git-daemon-dir")
>
> while this works (assuming that "/tmp/git-daemon-dir" exists):
>
>   (system* "git" "daemon" "--port=9418" "--base-path=/tmp/git-daemon-dir")
>
> So you need to 'string-append' the port and base-path as you did for the
> git command.
>
> (I didn't try the service, so I don't know if there are other problems,
> but you are getting closer, keep going!)
>
> -- 
> Alex

Wooo :) Thanks, this works. Now I just need to configure the testvm.scm
in a way that I create a simple repository and clone it from the host
and send changes to it.
-- 
ng0
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