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@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ from scratch and explain each step in the way.
## `nixos-configs` Repo ## `nixos-configs` Repo
NixOS configs usually need a home. Let's make a home for this in a Git NixOS configs usually need a home. We can make a home for this in a Git
repository named `nixos-configs`. You can make a nixos configs repo like this: repository named `nixos-configs`. You can make a nixos configs repo like this:
```console ```console
@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ professional.](conversation://Mara/hacker)
From here you could associate it with a Git forge if you want, but that is an From here you could associate it with a Git forge if you want, but that is an
exercise left to the reader. exercise left to the reader.
Now that we have the nixos-configs repository, let's create a few folders that Now that we have the nixos-configs repository, create a few folders that
will be used to help organize things: will be used to help organize things:
- `common` -> base system configuration and options - `common` -> base system configuration and options
@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ You can make them with a command like this:
$ mkdir -p common/users hosts ops/home $ mkdir -p common/users hosts ops/home
``` ```
Now that we have the base layout, let's start with adding a few files into the Now that we have the base layout, start with adding a few files into the
`common` folder: `common` folder:
- `common/default.nix` -> the "parent" file that will import all of the other - `common/default.nix` -> the "parent" file that will import all of the other
@ -226,8 +226,8 @@ network with a single host called `ryuko`. Put the following in
} }
``` ```
Now that we finally have all of this set up, let's write a little script that we Now that we finally have all of this set up, we can write a little script that
can use to push this config to the server that will do the following: will push this config to the server by doing the following:
- Build the NixOS configuration for `ryuko` - Build the NixOS configuration for `ryuko`
- Push the NixOS configuration for `ryuko` to the virtual machine - Push the NixOS configuration for `ryuko` to the virtual machine
@ -269,13 +269,13 @@ $ cd ./ops/home
$ chmod +x ./push $ chmod +x ./push
``` ```
And then let's try it out: And then try it out:
```console ```console
$ ./push $ ./push
``` ```
And finally let's SSH into the machine to be sure that everything works: And finally SSH into the machine to be sure that everything works:
```console ```console
$ ssh mara@192.168.122.251 -- id $ ssh mara@192.168.122.251 -- id
@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ From here you can do just about anything you want with `ryuko`.
If you want to add a non-VM NixOS host to this, make a folder in `hosts` for If you want to add a non-VM NixOS host to this, make a folder in `hosts` for
that machine's hostname and then copy the contents of `/etc/nixos` to that that machine's hostname and then copy the contents of `/etc/nixos` to that
folder. For example let's say you have a server named `mako` with the IP address folder. For example if you have a server named `mako` with the IP address
`192.168.122.147`. You would do something like this: `192.168.122.147`. You would do something like this:
```console ```console