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According to Christopher Faylor on 6/23/2005 1:11 PM:
>
> Since managed mounts are rare you could solve 99% of the problems by
> doing what I mentioned. Just don't do it for managed mounts.
Is there an easy way to see if a filename belongs to a mana
Thanks a lot Lasse - your PID_ZOMBIE -> PID_UNUSED rename trick worked a
treat.
> > At that time, cygcheck showed the core 'cygwin' version as 1.5.16-1. The
> > 'cygwin' version is now 1.5.17-1. The versions of Cygwin Perl (5.8.6-4)
> > and CPAN Proc::ProcessTable version (0.39) have not changed.
When I build the hello world program in C++ with printf(), the program
compiles and strips to 3K.
When I use cout <<, the program balloons to 270K.
Please tell me I'm just missing a switch or three to link with the
DLL/shared version of the standard C++ library.
I'm compiling like this:
g++
Max Kaehn wrote:
> On Thu, 2005-06-23 at 18:18 +0100, Dave Korn wrote:
>> Sorry, but why isn't that 4k at the *TOP* of the stack? It sure looks
>>that way to me, unless cygwin stacks grow upward!
>
> You're mixing the metaphors. :-) The top of a stack is where you push
> something down onto the
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Max Kaehn
> Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 2:09 PM
> To: cygwin@cygwin.com
> Subject: RE: How to make DLLs in cygwin for MSVC and BCB
>
> On Thu, 2005-06-23 at 18:18 +0100, Dave Korn wrote:
> > Sorry,
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Jun 23 11:47, Monkey Pet wrote:
I want to be able to access a resource (aka map) and make it available
the next time a user logs into ssh. I am using cywin with the open
ssh server.
I would like know answers to the following questions:
1. Can mount be given a userna
> > net use z: share\\fs2 password /USER:qadomain\\Administrator
> > /PERSISTENT:No
Change that to /persistent:yes
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On Jun 23 18:11, Eric Blake wrote:
> Furthermore, access() seems like it may be more efficient than open() in
> terms of the underlying work that must be done to implement it.
Not really. On NT, access requires to open the file, too.
Corinna
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On Jun 23 11:47, Monkey Pet wrote:
> I want to be able to access a resource (aka map) and make it available
> the next time a user logs into ssh. I am using cywin with the open
> ssh server.
>
> I would like know answers to the following questions:
> 1. Can mount be given a username/password
ImranKhan wrote:
> Yup, thanks guys, I found out the exact source is the prompt setting:
>
> This does not work: export PS1="\e[32m\w$\e[0m "
Change this to:
export PS1="\[\e[32m\]\w$\[\e[0m\] "
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On Thu, Jun 23, 2005 at 07:00:31PM +, Eric Blake wrote:
>> On Thu, Jun 23, 2005 at 06:11:42PM +, Eric Blake wrote:
>> >It would be really nice if there were a new flag to access() that supressed
>> >.exe expansion, and succeeded only if the exact spelling matched. Then
>> >my test to see i
On Thu, 2005-06-23 at 18:18 +0100, Dave Korn wrote:
> Sorry, but why isn't that 4k at the *TOP* of the stack? It sure looks
> that way to me, unless cygwin stacks grow upward!
You're mixing the metaphors. :-) The top of a stack is where you push
something down onto the stack. The bottom of th
> On Thu, Jun 23, 2005 at 06:11:42PM +, Eric Blake wrote:
> >It would be really nice if there were a new flag to access() that supressed
> >.exe expansion, and succeeded only if the exact spelling matched. Then
> >my test to see if .exe should be appended would be as simple as
> >access("foo",
Yup, thanks guys, I found out the exact source is the prompt setting:
This does not work: export PS1="\e[32m\w$\e[0m "
This works fine: export PS1="\w$ "
I inherited this bashrc, so the first settings are hieroglyphics to me.
Seeing as I don't care much about colour anyway, I'll just remove i
ImranKhan wrote:
> This falls in the annoyance category. Anyone have problems using scroll
> back history with commands that are long and split over muliple lines in the
> terminal?
No problem at all here. This is usually caused by improper use (or lack
of) \[ and \] in the prompt to tell bash
I want to be able to access a resource (aka map) and make it available
the next time a user logs into ssh. I am using cywin with the open
ssh server.
I would like know answers to the following questions:
1. Can mount be given a username/password and domain?
2. Is the net use command th
> This falls in the annoyance category. Anyone have problems using scroll
> back history with commands that are long and split over muliple lines in the
> terminal?
>
> What happens is that the screen doesn't get refreshed properly and the
> cursor seems to placed in the wrong spot..
Please repo
On Thu, Jun 23, 2005 at 06:11:42PM +, Eric Blake wrote:
>> $ ln -s /bin/sh foo
>> $ mv foo bar
>> mv: cannot stat `foo.exe': No such file or directory
>
>I'm not sure if this was the issue that appeared on the list last month, but
>it is one of the issues I was already aware of and trying to fi
This falls in the annoyance category. Anyone have problems using scroll
back history with commands that are long and split over muliple lines in the
terminal?
What happens is that the screen doesn't get refreshed properly and the
cursor seems to placed in the wrong spot..
driving me nuts! No pr
> $ ln -s /bin/sh foo
> $ mv foo bar
> mv: cannot stat `foo.exe': No such file or directory
I'm not sure if this was the issue that appeared on the list last month, but
it is one of the issues I was already aware of and trying to fix for
coreutils-5.3.0-7.
The underlying problem is that there is
On Jun 23 18:17, Dave Korn wrote:
> Original Message
> >From: Corinna Vinschen
> >Sent: 23 June 2005 18:10
>
> > On Jun 23 12:02, Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
> >> No, SYSTEM and LocalSystem are two names for the same user. It's known
> >> as SYSTEM in Cygwin, but Windows calls it LocalSystem
So, I'm working with 8 colors in my rxvt terminal. It seems that's all
that's available. Where this really becomes a drag is when trying to
apply different color themes in Vim. Most light colored themes all look
the same, with colors reducing to the 8 available.
So, my question is this: Can I
Original Message
>From: Max Kaehn
>Sent: 23 June 2005 18:16
> You'll need to find some way to arrange that the 4K is available at
> the bottom of the stack of your main thread for as long as you have
> cygwin1.dll loaded.
> ---
> extern "C" int mainCRTStartup ();
>
> extern "C" int __
Original Message
>From: Corinna Vinschen
>Sent: 23 June 2005 18:10
> On Jun 23 12:02, Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
>> No, SYSTEM and LocalSystem are two names for the same user. It's known
>> as SYSTEM in Cygwin, but Windows calls it LocalSystem. Perhaps the above
>> link should be amended t
On Thu, 2005-06-23 at 14:05 +0200, Patrick Rotsaert wrote:
> Ok, but this was only a small test program to see if I manage to load
> cygwin1.dll functions.
> The plan is to do this in a DLL, later on. I guess cygwin_dll_init will
> then have to be called in DllMain, yes?
> But then, what happens
$ ln -s /bin/sh foo
$ mv foo bar
mv: cannot stat `foo.exe': No such file or directory
The target of the symlink has an .exe suffix, but the symlink itself does
not. However, mv thinks it does.
Max.
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On Jun 23 12:02, Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
> No, SYSTEM and LocalSystem are two names for the same user. It's known as
> SYSTEM in Cygwin, but Windows calls it LocalSystem. Perhaps the above
> link should be amended to clarify this.
No, it's know in Windows as SYSTEM. The string "LocalSystem" on
> Bug 1:
> $ ln foo bar
> where the real name is foo.exe
> works ok, but erroneously returns exit status 1
Thanks for the report. It is even weirder than that - if foo.exe is not
executable, it complains:
$ touch abc.exe
$ ln abc 123
ln: creating hard link `123' to `abc': No such file or directo
Ugh. Top-posting. Reformatted. BTW, there was no need to Cc: me, I read
the list. Please make sure your mailer respects the Reply-To: header.
On Thu, 23 Jun 2005, Christophe Delarue wrote:
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Igor Pechtchanski
> Sent: Thursday,
At 10:00 AM 6/23/2005, you wrote:
>Do the third paragraph
>" An important restriction of this method is that a process started
>without a password cannot access network shares which require
>authentication.
>This also applies to subprocesses which switched user context without a
>password.
>Th
On Thu, Jun 23, 2005 at 06:36:56AM -0600, Eric Blake wrote:
>According to Christopher Faylor on 6/18/2005 9:45 AM:
>> IMO, the posted check for fifos is flawed in that it assumes that
>> writing to a fifo will not block if there is no reader on the fifo.
>> That's not true for cygwin.
>
>The posted
Thank's for your answer
My server is Ms 2000.
I read the url you gave me (I have allready read). I do not well
understand
the section switching user context
Does the second paragraph "On NT and Windows 2000 the SYSTEM user
has these privileges and can run services such as sshd." says that
I
Bug 1:
$ ln foo bar
where the real name is foo.exe
works ok, but erroneously returns exit status 1
Bug 2:
$ ln foo 1234
where the real name is foo.exe
produces 1234.exe correctly, but
$ ln foo 12345
produces 12345 without an .exe suffix.
Max.
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On Thu, 23 Jun 2005, Christophe DELARUE wrote:
> Hi cygwinner.
>
> I try to use cygwin to make remote compilation on a windows machine. I
> installed inetd. I've got a problem with my rights (id -a) when I am
> on the target hosts named myServerCygwin. They differ when I type my
> password or not
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According to Christopher Faylor on 6/18/2005 9:45 AM:
> IMO, the posted check for fifos is flawed in that it assumes that
> writing to a fifo will not block if there is no reader on the fifo.
> That's not true for cygwin.
The posted check for fifos us
you should do all your argv processing before calling
cygwin_dll_init(), because it will trash your argv and argc.
Ok, but this was only a small test program to see if I manage to load
cygwin1.dll functions.
The plan is to do this in a DLL, later on. I guess cygwin_dll_init will
then have to be
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>From: D. Bollmann
>Sent: 23 June 2005 04:06
> Hi Dave, thanks for your long and detailed reply :)
No problem!
> > > Since a couple of hours cygwin crashes all the time on
> > >execute the xserver batch file several times
> > >The same xterm than crashes after only
Rebirth Seph wrote:
I believe it is called "toolchain". I installed it but do not know a
whole lot more about it.
Since it is not a Cygwin package and it seems that you got it from
somewhere else, please ask the vendor of this toolchain for support
first.
Gerrit
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Hi cygwinner.
I try to use cygwin to make remote compilation on a windows machine. I
installed inetd. I've got a problem with my rights (id -a) when I am
on the target hosts named myServerCygwin. They differ when I type my
password or not (auto login).
1) First problem
I put
D. Bollmann wrote:
> What happens if you switch your computer off and let it cool down
for a
> few hours? Odd behaviour like this is very common when a PC is
overheating,
> and sometimes a PC can be OK in the winter and spring and then start to
> experience overheating problems when th
On Wed, 22 Jun 2005, Brian Dessent wrote:
This means you
won't be able to install/remove any of those packages with rpm because
it's impossible to replace in-use files under Windows and rpm does not
know how to do it the windows-way.
http://www.thescarms.com/vbasic/FilesInUse.asp
so the cyg
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