Michael Grand wrote:
> I added uw-imapd.exe, uw-ipop2d.exe and uw-ipop3d.exe to the exceptions
> and I made sure that /var/mail and /var/spool/mail are the same
> directory. When I attempt to run uw-imapd, it still gives no output. I
> also tried disabling AVG's Email Scanner, but still nothing.
René Berber wrote:
So again, its not working as intended for you. That test was with the
older
imapd, which I still have around but not use.
I still think the cause of the problem is a firewall, inetd is allowed to
use
ports 110 and 143 but when control is passed to imapd is blocked. So you
Dave Korn wrote:
On 15 August 2007 16:11, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
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cheers,
DaveK
I don't read cygwin.talk or whatever so now you're arguing with
yourself. Have fun and knock your socks off. (And get out more...)
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Michael Grand wrote:
> I think /var/mail exists because I followed the instructions in this
> article: http://pigtail.net/LRP/exim/exim-cygwin.html
Ugh! That guy is known to make a mess, I don't say the instructions are wrong,
I didn't read them or need them, but too many people come here after
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
> Brian Kasper wrote:
>> I'm not sure why it worked, but it does. I performed at least one
>> update of Cygwin recently, so it's possible I have a newer version of
>> something.
>
> You mean you're not sure why it didn't work before, right? I mean,
> everybody uses the
Unfortunately I'm having exactly the same problem with rsyncing from a Vista
machine to an OS X server. I thought it was because I was using the -a flag
(which includes preserving permissions) but removing that argument didn't
solve the problem.
DaveB wrote:
>
> My cygwin on Vista seems to work
Sorry, I used the wrong email address. The hotmail address that replied
last is me.
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René Berber wrote:
Wrong again, I have a soft link, not a hard link. It doesn't make a
difference
but you could also use:
ln -s /var/mail /var/spool/mail
But there's something wrong here, you said /var/mail does exist, it didn't
in my
case. I had /var/spool/mail and created the link as `ln
René Berber wrote:
> Michael Grand wrote:
>
>> René Berber wrote:
>>
>>> They have to be the same directory, thus the hardlink (man ln):
>>>
>>> ln /var/mail/spool /var/mail
>>>
>>> of course this has to be done after you delete the directory you created.
>> /var/mail/spool does not exist. Do you
Michael Grand wrote:
> René Berber wrote:
>
>> They have to be the same directory, thus the hardlink (man ln):
>>
>> ln /var/mail/spool /var/mail
>>
>> of course this has to be done after you delete the directory you created.
>
> /var/mail/spool does not exist. Do you mean /var/spool ?
No, I c
René Berber wrote:
They have to be the same directory, thus the hardlink (man ln):
ln /var/mail/spool /var/mail
of course this has to be done after you delete the directory you created.
/var/mail/spool does not exist. Do you mean /var/spool ?
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Michael Grand wrote:
> René Berber wrote:
>
>> Oops! I forgot something I did to make imap work, exim and uw-imap have
>> different definitions of the mail spool so I did a hard link between
>> /var/mail
>> and /var/mail/spool. That probably is what the error "The network
>> path was not
>> foun
René Berber wrote:
Oops! I forgot something I did to make imap work, exim and uw-imap have
different definitions of the mail spool so I did a hard link between
/var/mail
and /var/mail/spool. That probably is what the error "The network path
was not
found" meant, imapd could not find /var/mai
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>\??\C:\cygwin\bin\ioperm.sys has been blocked from loading due to
> incompatibility
>with this system. Please contact your software vendor for a compatible
> version of
>the driver.
Yes, there's no way a 32 bit driver should work in a 64 bit OS.
> Suggesti
Michael Grand :
Oops! I forgot something I did to make imap work, exim and uw-imap have
different definitions of the mail spool so I did a hard link between /var/mail
and /var/mail/spool. That probably is what the error "The network path was not
found" meant, imapd could not find /var/mail.
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Hi
I experienced the following problem on the attempt to
install the ioperm.sys driver with the setup comand
ioperm -i -v
on a Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2 x64 DC machine
(2 x AMD Opteron Server with 4GB RAM, fully patched)
a) In the command window, the ioperm installer reports
Installing
Hi
All python scripts from lilypond-2.10.7-2 have
/home/janneke/vc/gub/target/local/system/usr/bin/python
as interpreter in the shebang line.
Ciao
Volker
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Reini Urban wrote:
George schrieb:
> I have a cygwin installation under which I'm running the
> Net::Server::Fork daemon "munin-node". For those not aware, munin is
> a monitoring system which is really easy to use and configure
> (http://munin.projects.linpro.no).
> That said, it's not w
Hi
A new version of 'gd/libgd2/libgd-devel' has been uploaded to a server near you.
DESCRIPTION:
A graphics library for fast image creation.
CYGWIN NEWS:
* Update to latest upstream release.
gd NEWS
===
This release introduces a number of bug and security fixes
George schrieb:
> I have a cygwin installation under which I'm running the
> Net::Server::Fork daemon "munin-node". For those not aware, munin is
> a monitoring system which is really easy to use and configure
> (http://munin.projects.linpro.no).
> That said, it's not working properly.
Did it
I've just found something in an strace:
**^M
Program name: C:\cygwin\bin\perl.exe (windows pid 5936)^M
App version: 1005.24, api: 0.156^M
DLL version: 1005.24, api: 0.156^M
DLL build:2007-01-31 10:57^M
OS version: Windows NT-5.2^M
Date/Time:
Hello,
I have a cygwin installation under which I'm running the
Net::Server::Fork daemon "munin-node". For those not aware, munin is a
monitoring system which is really easy to use and configure
(http://munin.projects.linpro.no).
That said, it's not working properly.
Here's the trouble I'm
> From: Igor Peshansky
> On Wed, 15 Aug 2007, Bart van der Werf wrote:
>
> > After upgrading cygwin some of my textmode mount files
> started to have
> > additional 0x0d characters.
>
> You won't get them on a binmode mount. Looks like grep opens
> the input and output in binmode. The she
On 15 August 2007 16:11, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
Reply TITTTL'd: http://sourceware.org/ml/cygwin-talk/2007-q3/msg00119.html
cheers,
DaveK
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On Wed, Aug 15, 2007 at 08:10:37AM -0700, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> Dave Korn wrote:
>> On 15 August 2007 15:50, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
>>
>>> Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Aug 15 00:48, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> Jeff Hawk wrote:
>> [disclaimer]
> [FULL QUOTED!]
Was that really necess
Dr. Volker Zell wrote on Wednesday, August 15, 2007 10:59 AM:
>> Barry Buchbinder writes:
>
> > (2) Crash
>
> > This is more serious. However, since I cannot imagine pinfo
> could be > crashing without others having already reported it, I
> expect that it is > a problem with
Dave Korn wrote:
On 15 August 2007 15:50, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Aug 15 00:48, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
Jeff Hawk wrote:
[disclaimer]
[FULL QUOTED!]
Was that really necessary just to make a fun out of it?
Is quoting ever really necessary?
Dang 2! Not *that's* a lon
> Barry Buchbinder writes:
> (2) Crash
> This is more serious. However, since I cannot imagine pinfo could be
> crashing without others having already reported it, I expect that it is
> a problem with my installation and I'd appreciate hints (or, better yet,
> explicit in
On 15 August 2007 15:50, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> Corinna Vinschen wrote:
>> On Aug 15 00:48, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
>>> Jeff Hawk wrote:
[disclaimer]
>>
>>> [FULL QUOTED!]
>>
>> Was that really necessary just to make a fun out of it?
> Is quoting ever really necessary?
>>> Dang 2! Not *that'
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Aug 15 00:48, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
Jeff Hawk wrote:
[disclaimer]
[FULL QUOTED!]
Was that really necessary just to make a fun out of it?
Is quoting ever really necessary?
Dang 2! Not *that's* a long sig. I always chuckle at the silly attempt
to make this legal
On Wed, 15 Aug 2007, Bart van der Werf wrote:
> After upgrading cygwin some of my textmode mount files started to have
> additional 0x0d characters.
>
> Example of problem.
>
> With a file test.txt
>
> $ od -t x1 test.txt
> 000 61 0d 0a 62 0d 0a 63 0d 0a
> 011
>
> with dos style newlines.
libtextcat has been added to the cygwin distribution.
It classifies text into languages (to a limited amount locale also), to
be used as C or C++ library.
Additionally to the upstream release (and from suse, ubuntu, altlinux)
there's a user binary /usr/bin/textcat to classify text from
the co
Chris Taylor wrote:
They tend to proxy incoming mail ports. If you happen to be running a
mailserver on localhost, this is usually going to break.
Almost all of those connections will be to AVG (though thunderbird will
not be aware of that).
I disabled AVG's "E-Mail Scanner" but I still canno
Brian Kasper wrote:
I wiped my sshd install based upon Corinna's instructions and re-ran
ssh-host-config. Short answer: it worked, and I didn't experience the
privilege problems with the sshd_server user.
I'm not sure why it worked, but it does. I performed at least one
update of Cygwin r
I wiped my sshd install based upon Corinna's instructions and re-ran
ssh-host-config. Short answer: it worked, and I didn't experience the
privilege problems with the sshd_server user.
For the sake of completeness, I'll include a slightly longer answer.
Here's the exact operating system I'm run
Thorsten Kampe schrieb:
* Ronald Fischer (Mon, 13 Aug 2007 16:38:07 +0200)
Is there an easy way to rename a file foo to Foo?
% zmodload zsh/files
% mv foo Foo
Now THAT is a reason to switch. praise zsh.
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Michael Grand wrote:
René Berber wrote:
Probably your firewall is blocking any communication.
I have tried this with the firewall turned off, and I still cannot
connect. The port is in the allow list, so it should work anyways.
Would AVG or SpySweeper block the pop3 and imap ports? Exim a
René Berber wrote:
Probably your firewall is blocking any communication.
I have tried this with the firewall turned off, and I still cannot connect.
The port is in the allow list, so it should work anyways. Would AVG or
SpySweeper block the pop3 and imap ports? Exim appears to work fine, a
I don't see atomic.h under /usr/include/asm and I
desperately need this so my code base compiles under
linux and cygwin without change. before running off
and creating my own atomic.h based on winbase.h I am
hoping someone has already tackled this.
thanks
suresh
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After upgrading cygwin some of my textmode mount files started to have
additional 0x0d characters.
Example of problem.
With a file test.txt
$ od -t x1 test.txt
000 61 0d 0a 62 0d 0a 63 0d 0a
011
with dos style newlines.
$ grep a test.txt > test2.txt
If i invoke grep on this file
On Aug 15 00:48, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> Jeff Hawk wrote:
> >[disclaimer]
> [FULL QUOTED!]
Was that really necessary just to make a fun out of it?
> Dang 2! Not *that's* a long sig. I always chuckle at the silly attempt
> to make this legal statement.
http://sourceware.org/ml/gdb/2007-08/msg00
Jeff Hawk wrote:
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Subject: Re: How to rename file case-sensitive?
Fergus wrote:
rename foo Foo
Wish it was so easy. The syntax
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