Saturday, 2026-01-10

joff_How it's possible to generate public and private key for wireguard ?10:12
x2swg genkey > privkey10:14
x2shttps://www.wireguard.com/quickstart/10:14
joff_-bash: can't create privkey: Permission denied10:16
joff_-bash: wg: not found10:17
joff_how czan i search packages ? with pkcon or zypper ?10:17
x2spkcon search foo10:18
x2snot sure how the package is named, probably wg-utils10:19
joff_not :/10:19
x2sas alternative you can generate the keys on a different computer and just copy the files over10:19
joff_from : openrepos-javitonino10:20
joff_https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/wireguard-cannot-handle-dns-server-names/22373/210:21
joff_okey10:21
henkdoes https://sailfishos.wiki/books/wireguard-on-sailfishos work?10:21
joff_it can be the good one, thanks a lot10:22
KetoSailfish 5.0 does not have wireguard-tools yet, but they will be in 5.110:35
Ketohttps://github.com/sailfishos/wireguard-tools10:35
x2syou can find the package on openrepos though10:36
x2sI shouldn't have clicked on the newest package section of openrepos... someone is doing vibecoding there and it's as bad as to be expected :|10:39
joffwireguard work, thanks a lot16:16
joffhow it's possible to increase the GPS precision ?16:17
joffwith this : https://openrepos.net/content/blacksheepdev/mls-manager ?16:17
malmls doesn't increase precision, it only makes obtaining location faster, sometimes16:35
joffyes, sorry16:41
joffok, i will test it16:44
joffit's not so easy to get position from Mozilla services16:58
joffI believe this service is unmaintained16:58
joffor disable16:59
diewiHi, is SailfishOS based on RedHat Linux?  Can't find information at the forum, but confusingly remarks about rpm, zypper and pkcon mentioned..17:30
diewiMaybe I should state that I installed SailfishOS on my Experia 10 (it went smoothly and is a pleasure to play with it)17:34
attahNo, it just uses that package management system17:37
attahSeveral distros do that without close relation17:38
diewiI see, attah, but then it seems that there are various repos out there and people are using other packag manager like pkcon and zypper for them?17:45
attahand?17:52
FireFlyrpm is the package format (and a command for some lower-level operations I suppose), and zypper & dnf5 are two of the more common package manages for it.. SFOS has opted to use zypper for its package management (and pkcon, which I think is supposed to be sort of a backend-independent package management tool.. though I haven't really seen it used with much else)17:52
diewiIn my system there are rpm and pkcon available. And, I see, zypper and pkcon are some "backends" for rpm (the package format).18:10
diewiCould you please give me a pointer which is the Sailfish repo? I'd like to see which linux package are available..18:12
attahWhat do you mean?18:13
attahThe github repo is under the sailfishos organization there. The rpm repo isn't really browsable online.18:14
diewiattah, I meant a repo link like that from Debian https://packages.debian.org/stable/18:18
attahThat does not exist18:18
diewiThen I have to learn rpm to search for packages (I'm a .deb guy ;-)18:20
attahpkcon works almost the same18:20
attahi thus tend to use that18:20
diewipkcon search .* works?18:21
attahthough zypper probably is better in pretty much every way18:21
diewiOk, pkcon install zypper?18:21
attahapparently that search style works, yes18:22
diewi`oh, there's even an aptitude (like the debian apt(itude) program) compatible with zypper!18:38
piggz[m]rpm is the format and main database, pkcon is the main frontend (with libzypp i think), and allows users to install packages, zypper is an optional frontend, and i think preferred by devs, certainly myself, but it isnt installed by default18:45
diewi`Thanks piggz, I installed zypper (unfortunately zypper-aptitude didn't work because of key problems).18:49
FireFlyI think zypper is the one that's used by default in the SDK as well19:42
FireFlyfrom memory at least..19:42
malin sdk yes, on devices no (well community devices often have it installed by default but official devices no)19:47
FireFlyye, that's what I meant ^^20:19

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