update-profiles.sh

[Gottfried <gottfried@posteo.de>]

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Hi,

Sorry,
you provided me already with a script for activating all profiles at login,
I don’t know at the moment, why I have mixed it up with other things
and  I didn’t use it.
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in the meantime all packages are available at login
through the help of Martin
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so I tried to use your "update-profiles.sh"
I placed it in my home directory: ~/gfp
and changed one sentence, my the place of the profiles:

update-profiles.sh

#!/bin/sh

GUIX_MANIFESTS=$HOME/sys/guix/manifests
GUIX_PROFILES=home/gfp/Projekte

for dir in $GUIX_PROFILES/*
do
     name=$(basename "$dir")
     manifest=$GUIX_MANIFESTS/$name.scm
     profile=$dir/$name
     if [ -r $manifest ]
     then
         guix package --manifest="$manifest" --profile="$profile"
     fi
     unset profile
     unset manifest
     unset name
done

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but running it, it seems not doing anything.

sometimes it’s difficult for me, to know so little, not knowing what I 
have to do, not knowing the basics ...

Is it connected with the other script to activate the profiles at login?
so that it doesn’t work?
I guess both scripts are independent.

or is the path to it wrong?
I have the directory
~/gfp/Projekte

and in it many directories/which are the different profiles, e.g: 
Musescore, Musik, Emacs, Calibre, Gnucash, Icecat, Libreoffice, 
Photoflare, Lilypond

and in each of these directories a scm.file with the same name but in 
small letters like: musescore.scm, musik.scm, emacs.scm ...



Kind regards

Gottfried

> I believe I already provided you with the code for updating profiles and
> activating them, but here it is again for reference:
> 
> ```update-profiles.sh
> #!/bin/sh
> 
> GUIX_MANIFESTS=$HOME/sys/guix/manifests
> GUIX_PROFILES=$HOME/sys/guix/profiles
> 
> for dir in $GUIX_PROFILES/*
> do
>     name=$(basename "$dir")
>     manifest=$GUIX_MANIFESTS/$name.scm
>     profile=$dir/$name
>     if [ -r $manifest ]
>     then
>         guix package --manifest="$manifest" --profile="$profile"
>     fi
>     unset profile
>     unset manifest
>     unset name
> done
> ```
> 
> ```activate-profiles.sh
> #!/bin/sh
> 
> GUIX_PROFILES=$HOME/sys/guix/profiles
> 
> for dir in $GUIX_PROFILES/*
> do
>     name=$(basename "$dir")
>     profile=$dir/$name
>     if [ -f "$profile"/etc/profile ]
>     then
>         GUIX_PROFILE="$profile"
>         . "$GUIX_PROFILE"/etc/profile
>         export MANPATH="$GUIX_PROFILE/share/man${MANPATH:+:}$MANPATH"
>         export INFOPATH="$GUIX_PROFILE/share/info${INFOPATH:+:}$INFOPATH"
>     fi
>     unset profile
>     unset name
> done
> ```
> 
> These scripts both loop over my manifests or profiles directories,
> running the upgrade or activate commands on each one. If you want to
> exclude a profile from being upgraded with this script, you can just
> take away its manifest's read permissons like so:
> 
> ```
> chmod -r $HOME/sys/guix/manifests/my-excluded-manifest.scm
> ```
> 
> Good luck,
>   Gary



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