NixOS Configuration Repository

NOTE: These configs expect this repo to be cloned to /etc/nixos/git/

• Installing a system from the ISO:

nixos-install <Hostname> [<Username>]

or

./docs/install.sh <Hostname> [<Username>]

• Post install:

nix develop -c /etc/nixos/git/docs/setup.sh

framework-server ToDo List

• minio is broken
• No updates on Lemmy
• cannot send email on port 25 - Link
• traccar not seeing phone
• duplicati needs database repairs
• osaka-vultr-01 unable to connect to Headscale
• Matrix is unable to send/receive pictures
• Go through old sysctl.io cronjob and import what's neccesary
• Back up pass.sysctl.io to memory stick (gpg encrypted csv file)
• Get Gnome Remote Desktop / XRDP working

Raspberry Pi ToDo List

• nixos-rpi4-01 - Replace japan-rpi4
  • crontab entry for rsyncing storage to /mnt/sda,b,c
• nixos-rpi4-02 - Replace piaware-rpi4
  • Container running piaware software

To Do List

• Try Attic - A self-hosted Nix Binary Cache server - Link
• Try compose2nix - Docker Compose to Nix converter
• Make a dashboard for all Nixified devices (online status)
• Try deploy-rs - Link
• Set up actions/forgejo-release - Link
• Try lazy.vim - Link
• Look into hosting a binary cache locally - Link
• vscode / emacs
  • Add the nix lsp - Link
• Find a way to remove all default search engines in Firefox (Google, Amazon, etc)
• Figure out what the home-manager account options are for.
• Security hardening
• Edit the hosts file
• cronjobs
  • Change wallpaper at a certain time of day
  • Automatic git pull of this repo
• emacs
  • Add bracket auto-completion
  • Find a way to have magit save login credentials
• btrfs snapshots?
• vscodium and user-config.js file?
• rofi - bitwarden-cli / bitwarden-menu (Link)
• Server migration
  • Do federated things need to be available externally?
    • Pixelfed
    • Mastodon
    • Lemmy
      • Sepearate backend/frontend
    • Matrix
      • Separate baackend/frontend
  • Outbound ports
    • traefik (80, 443)
    • traccar (5055 tcp/udp)
      • Can probably bring back internally, both devices will be internal to Headscale
    • jitsi-jvb (10000 udp, 4443 tcp)
    • minecraft (25565)
    • vintage-story (42420)
    • mailserver
      • "25:25" # SMTP (explicit TLS => STARTTLS)
      • "465:465" # ESMTP (implicit TLS)
      • "587:587" # ESMTP (explicit TLS => STARTTLS)
      • "143:143" # IMAP4 (explicit TLS => STARTTLS)
      • "993:993" # IMAP4 (implicit TLS)
      • "4190:4190" # Sieve support
    • tor-relay (9001, 9030) - Probably not hosting for legal reasons
    • headscale-derp (3478/udp, 1443/tcp) - Most likely can't host due to limitations of DERP/xinetd
    • Headscale needs to be available externally

Completed ToDo List here

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Information

Home Manager

• Home Manager Documentation - Link
• Home Manager Options Search - Link

NixOS

• NixOS Documentation - Stable - Link
• NixOS Packages / Options Search - Link
• Nix User Repository (NUR) Search - Link
• ARM NixOS Building - Link
• NixOS Manual - Link

Useful Links

• FlakeHub - Link
• Track a Nixpkgs PR - Link
• Awesome-Hyprland - Link

Examples

• Tons of good examples here - Link
• NixOS Flakes Intro Guide - Link

Theming

• Neofetch Themes - Link
• gruvbox-factory - Link
• Hyprland Gruvboxy - Link

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Theming

• To change system-wide themes, see theming.md

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Lanzaboote / SecureBoot

• Instructions here - Link

1. Create your keys: sbctl create-keys
2. Verify your machine is ready for SecureBoot: sbctl verify - Everything except *-bzImage.efi are signed
3. Enter Secureboot Setup mode in your EFI Settings on the motherboard (F10)
   • Security -> SecureBoot -> Set to Enabled and "Reset to Setup Mode" and exit
4. Enroll the keys: sbctl enroll-keys --microsoft
   • If you wish, you can select --tpm-eventlog, but checksums will change later (ie, at a kernel rebuild)
5. Reboot and verify you are activated: bootctl status

Manual: GPG Keys

1. Import the user private key: gpg --import gpg/users/albert/privkey.asc
2. Mark it as trusted: gpg --edit-key albert@sysctl.io, then type trust, then 5
3. On each new machine, run sudo nix-shell -p ssh-to-pgp --run "ssh-to-pgp -i /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key -o /etc/nixos/git/keys/hosts/$(hostname).asc"
   • This will output the identifier you add to .sops.yaml
   • Move HOSTNAME.asc to keys/hosts/ and upload to git and rename accordingly.

Secrets

1. Run nix-develop in /etc/nixos/git to import new keys
2. To edit a file: sops secrets/file.yml"
3. When you add a new machine, you must update the secrets files encryption.
   • Run sops updatekeys secrets/file.yaml and commit the change.

Troubleshooting

1. To troubleshoot issues, this command can come in handy:

 nix eval .#nixosConfigurations.[CONFIG_NAME].config.disko.devices._config

Directory Structure

├── docs
├── home-manager
│   ├── common
│   │   ├── desktops
│   │   │   ├── gnome
│   │   │   │   ├── common
│   │   │   │   └── themes
│   │   │   │       ├── default
│   │   │   │       └── gruvbox
│   │   │   └── hyprland
│   │   │       ├── common
│   │   │       └── themes
│   │   │           ├── default
│   │   │           └── gruvbox
│   │   └── software
│   │       ├── cli
│   │       │   └── themes
│   │       │       ├── default
│   │       │       └── gruvbox
│   │       └── gui
│   │           └── themes
│   │               ├── default
│   │               └── gruvbox
│   ├── hosts
│   └── users
├── keys
│   ├── hosts
│   ├── ssh
│   └── users
├── lib
├── nixos
│   ├── common
│   │   ├── desktops
│   │   │   ├── gnome
│   │   │   └── hyprland
│   │   ├── modules
│   │   ├── services
│   │   └── software
│   │       ├── cli
│   │       └── gui
│   ├── hosts
│   └── users
├── secrets
└── wallpapers
    ├── default
    └── gruvbox

Other

• Waybar inspirations
  • https://github.com/Pipshag/dotfiles_nord
  • https://github.com/hajosattila/dotfiles/
  • https://gist.github.com/toger5/3a509d9a9d7ebba1e02205b00449ccff