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I tried to install Nix on my MacBook (macOS Version 13.2.1).
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---- sudo execution ------------------------------------------------------------
I am executing:
$ sudo /usr/sbin/dseditgroup -o create -r Nix build group for nix-daemon -i 30000 nixbld
Create the Nix build group, nixbld
Created: Yes
~~> Setting up the build user _nixbld1
---- sudo execution ------------------------------------------------------------
I am executing:
$ sudo /usr/bin/dscl . create /Users/_nixbld1 UniqueID 301
Creating the Nix build user (#1), _nixbld1
<main> attribute status: eDSRecordAlreadyExists
<dscl_cmd> DS Error: -14135 (eDSRecordAlreadyExists)
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Looks like the installation script did a lot of changes before it failed. At the beginning of the script, there was a promise, that every change can be undone quite easily. What do I have to do now, to revert the changes done?
Update: I've remove that user (_nixbld1 [it was the only one created]) und rerun the installation script, with the very same result. Looks like the script is creating the user and then somehow stumbles over it (maybe tries to create it a second time?).
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I tried to install Nix on my MacBook (macOS Version 13.2.1).
Output
Output
Looks like the installation script did a lot of changes before it failed. At the beginning of the script, there was a promise, that every change can be undone quite easily. What do I have to do now, to revert the changes done?
Update: I've remove that user (_nixbld1 [it was the only one created]) und rerun the installation script, with the very same result. Looks like the script is creating the user and then somehow stumbles over it (maybe tries to create it a second time?).
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