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Readme.md

NixOS overlay for Seafile

This is an ongoing attempt to package the Seafile server and create a NixOS module for it.

testing

  • building package:
    1. add this overlay to your nixpkgs overlay configuration
    2. nix-build '<nixpkgs>' -A seafile-server
  • testing the NixOS module in a VM: NIXOS_CONFIG="$(pwd)/seafile-test.nix" nixos-rebuild build-vm --fast --show-trace && result/bin/run-nixos-vm