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configurations/server.nix
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# `proxyCommand` is what marks this builder as needing the SSH matchBlock
# (see modules/server/builder.nix). A builder reachable directly would
# omit it.
host.builder.clients = [
{
hostName = "vetymae-nix";
sshUser = "oqyude";
sshKey = "/root/.ssh/id_ed25519";
# NixOS calls this `systems` (plural), not `systemTypes`. The
# default is empty — every derivation is rejected. The WSL NixOS
# runs on x86_64-linux, matching sapphira.
systems = [ "x86_64-linux" ];
# vetymae-nix drops kvm + nixos-test from its advertised
# system-features (see modules/wsl/builder.nix). Listing them here
# would not break anything (Nix intersects), but listing the
# features the WSL actually has is the documented contract.
supportedFeatures = [
"benchmark"
"big-parallel"
];
mandatoryFeatures = [ ];
maxJobs = 24;
speedFactor = 0.5;
# Keep the SSH session alive across many small builds in one daemon
# session — compile-heavy workloads spam the daemon with hundreds of
# derivations and ControlMaster collapses those into one Windows hop.
# NB: `nix.buildMachines` has no `sshOptions` attribute, so the
# ControlMaster directive lives in the SSH matchBlock instead (see
# modules/server/builder.nix).
#
# The OpenSSH alias for this host (matches the user's
# ~/.ssh/config so known_hosts entries do not collide with the
# Windows OpenSSH entry on 127.0.0.1/vetymae) is consumed only by
# the SSH matchBlock below — not by `nix.buildMachines`, which has
# no such attribute.
hostKeyAlias = "wsl-nixos-on-vetymae";
# Use the Windows host's IP directly so the nix-daemon (running as
# root, without the user's ~/.ssh/config) does not need a separate
# `vetymae` host alias. With StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-new the
# first connection adds the Windows host key to /root/.ssh/known_hosts.
proxyCommand = "ssh oqyude@192.168.1.100 'wsl -d NixOS -- nc 127.0.0.1 22'";
}
];
#
# ---- DISABLED 2026-10-04 ----
# Remote building temporarily turned off coordinator-side. `host.builder.clients`
# falls back to its default `[]` (declared in modules/options.nix), so
# modules/server/builder.nix's `lib.mkIf (clients != [])` never fires and no
# buildMachines / SSH blocks / distributedBuilds override get generated.
# All builds run locally on sapphira's 2 cores. Re-enable by removing the
# Nix comments on the block below (and on `host.builder.enable = true;`
# in configurations/wsl.nix).
#
# host.builder.clients = [
# {
# hostName = "vetymae-nix";
# sshUser = "oqyude";
# sshKey = "/root/.ssh/id_ed25519";
# # NixOS calls this `systems` (plural), not `systemTypes`. The
# # default is empty — every derivation is rejected. The WSL NixOS
# # runs on x86_64-linux, matching sapphira.
# systems = [ "x86_64-linux" ];
# # vetymae-nix drops kvm + nixos-test from its advertised
# # system-features (see modules/wsl/builder.nix). Listing them here
# # would not break anything (Nix intersects), but listing the
# # features the WSL actually has is the documented contract.
# supportedFeatures = [
# "benchmark"
# "big-parallel"
# ];
# mandatoryFeatures = [ ];
# maxJobs = 24;
# speedFactor = 0.5;
# # Keep the SSH session alive across many small builds in one daemon
# # session — compile-heavy workloads spam the daemon with hundreds of
# # derivations and ControlMaster collapses those into one Windows hop.
# # NB: `nix.buildMachines` has no `sshOptions` attribute, so the
# # ControlMaster directive lives in the SSH matchBlock instead (see
# # modules/server/builder.nix).
# #
# # The OpenSSH alias for this host (matches the user's
# # ~/.ssh/config so known_hosts entries do not collide with the
# # Windows OpenSSH entry on 127.0.0.1/vetymae) is consumed only by
# # the SSH matchBlock below — not by `nix.buildMachines`, which has
# # no such attribute.
# hostKeyAlias = "wsl-nixos-on-vetymae";
# # Use the Windows host's IP directly so the nix-daemon (running as
# # root, without the user's ~/.ssh/config) does not need a separate
# # `vetymae` host alias. With StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-new the
# # first connection adds the Windows host key to /root/.ssh/known_hosts.
# proxyCommand = "ssh oqyude@192.168.1.100 'wsl -d NixOS -- nc 127.0.0.1 22'";
# }
# ];
networking = {
networkmanager.enable = true;
configurations/wsl.nix
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# cores, the bottleneck host). All builder wiring — fixing the
# `system-features` to drop the unsupported `kvm`, and adding the SSH
# user `oqyude` to trusted-users — lives in modules/wsl/builder.nix.
host.builder.enable = true;
#
# ---- DISABLED 2026-10-04 ----
# Remote building temporarily turned off builder-side. The default of
# `host.builder.enable` is `false` (modules/options.nix), so
# modules/wsl/builder.nix's `lib.mkIf enable` block is skipped: WSL
# keeps its default system-features and trusted-users, and no SSH-side
# state changes. Re-enable by uncommenting the assignment below and
# removing the DISABLED banner in configurations/server.nix.
#
# host.builder.enable = true;
system.stateVersion = "24.11";
}