Thanks AJ. gdbm is next on my list for cygwin, but I'm kinda swamped
right now. I'll try to get to releasing an updated version soon.
--Chuck
AJ Reins wrote:
> diff -urN gdbm-1.8.0.old/gdbmopen.c
> gdbm-1.8.0/gdbmopen.c
> --- gdbm-1.8.0.old/gdbmopen.c Sat Jul 29 22:46:42 2000
> +++ gdbm-1.8
Ms. Hanprasert,
I'm not sure kindness is exactly the predominant mood here, but answers can
be gotten, if solicited just so...
Since your questions appear to be about using XFree86 for Cygwin, you
probably want to ask on the mailing list devoted specifically to that topic
area.
Look here fo
Hello,
I'm running I bellieve it's cygwin 1.3.9, i just downloaded it today on
my win2ksp2 box. I've got c:\cygwin\bin first on my path before anything
else, i've used:
./inetd --install-as-service
to install inetd as a service, purpose being i want ftp capabilities to this
box. On an aside do
Dear Sir/Madam
I am learning about Cygwin/Xfree,nobody known that here then I >must
learning step by step by myself.I follow as Cygwin/Xfree User Guide.At >the
Cross compiling(Chapter 2),I can't open a shell on my cross compiling >build
host.I think,when I double-click at cygwin icon aft
On Sat, Feb 16, 2002 at 11:18:00AM -0800, Doru Carastan wrote:
>>I can see why Wind River might have a problem since apparently you're
>>basing your Windows offering Red Hat's technology. You probably don't
>>want to have to install your software into an existing commerical
>>directory that has t
I have cron running on a Win98 machine under cygwin 1.3.9. On the whole,
it's working pretty well with the exception that new crontabs placed in the
/var/cron/tabs folder (by crontab) do not seem to have their modification
times touched so cron doesn't recognize changes in them and run the new
in
when starting a service that is installed with 'cygrunsrv -I' and has
the 'allow service to interact with desktop' property on, then a (black)
console window appears from cygrunsrv itself.
I need the property for my service.
Is it possible to suppress the console window ??
--
greetings,
Pau
/ Charles Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Sigh.
|
| False positive.
|
| Reported 27 times already. Multiple postings over the last three
| days. Every single one was a FALSE positive. Complain to symantec.
It is a virus then.. email virus ;-) Growing and
growing.. spreading.. :-)
Sigh.
False positive.
Reported 27 times already. Multiple postings over the last three days.
Every single one was a FALSE positive. Complain to symantec.
And next time, *you* check the archives.
--Chuck
P.S. When posting on an archived public mailing list, you probably don't
want to inc
Christopher Faylor wrote:
>
> On Fri, Feb 15, 2002 at 10:16:42PM -0800, Doru Carastan wrote:
> >Hello everybody,
> >
> >I believe it is time to break free from using the registry. It doesn't
> >allow for multiple versions to coexists, which creates a nightmare when
> >it comes to packaging Cygwin
On Fri, Feb 15, 2002 at 10:16:42PM -0800, Doru Carastan wrote:
>Hello everybody,
>
>I believe it is time to break free from using the registry. It doesn't
>allow for multiple versions to coexists, which creates a nightmare when
>it comes to packaging Cygwin with another product.
Hmm. Packaging
On Sat, Feb 16, 2002 at 09:22:47PM +0800, Frank Seide wrote:
>Maybe you don't need a functioning CygWin installation to run 'mount'.
If you have cygwin1.dll and mount.exe, you have a "functioning cygwin".
I don't know where the myth started that you need a full installation,
installed by setup.e
Hello,
I've got some BAD news. Norton just found a
copy of backdoor.egghead in latest/zlib/zlib-1.1.3.tar.gz of the installation
files for Cygwin that I downloaded last month (January 10). Norton also found
the trojan in d:\cygwin\bin\cygz.dll and in c:\windows\temp\usr_bin_cygz.dll
(twice
Hi,
we also use a single shared CygWin installation.
Maybe you don't need a functioning CygWin installation to run 'mount'.
I have no problem running 'mount' directly by specifying its full
network pathname
(with cygwin1.dll being in the same directory).
Here's the command I use to "install" a
Sorry, in my last posting there's an error in the piece of code:
> char request[500];
> request[0]=3D'\0'; <-- "3D" should not be here
> strcat(request,"SELECT * FROM data");
I meant that this piece of code dumps a core, not the last posting.
Thanks,
Dani
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F
I have installed recently cygwin in order to compile a piece of code
which compiled an d worked fine in Linux, using Gtk and MySQL libraries.
It compiles fine, but it dumps a core just only with a "strcat". I do the
following:
char request[500];
request[0]=3D'\0';
strcat(request,"SELECT * FROM d
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