gw1500se schrieb:
I am trying to use the perl module Net::Nslookup but it does not work (it is
almost too simple to program wrong), particularly for doing reverse lookups.
After some discussions on a perl forum, the consensus is that the problem
seems to be specific to Cygwin. Is anyone using thi
Jon Ericson wrote:
When I log into a remote machine using ssh X11 forwarding, Vista pops
up a box complaining about a process that died unexpectedly. Once I
dismiss the box, everything works as expected.
* * *
Specifically, the message reads:
sh.exe has stopped working
So it's not ssh itse
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Andrew Schulman wrote:
> Matthew, lftp includes libexpat0 in its list of dependencies in setup.hint:
>
> requires: cygwin libexpat0 libiconv2 libintl8 libncurses8 libreadline6 minires
> openssl
Actually, the current version of lftp requires libexpa
I am trying to use the perl module Net::Nslookup but it does not work (it is
almost too simple to program wrong), particularly for doing reverse lookups.
After some discussions on a perl forum, the consensus is that the problem
seems to be specific to Cygwin. Is anyone using this module successful
Gary Wernsing wrote:
> I added the SetIncreaseQuotaPrivilege to the cyg_server user and that
> cured the problem.
>
> [For those who got here on a search, this is found as
> "Local Computer Policy\
> Computer Configuration\
> Windows Settings\
> Security Settings\
> Local Policies\
> User Rights
On Aug 30, 2008, at 4:39 PM, Charles Wilson wrote:
Gary Wernsing wrote:
I have Cygwin as configured below running on XP SP3.
rsh using .rhosts works fine but rlogin requests a password.
In the future, please *attach* your cygcheck output, instead of
pasting
it inline; doing it your way cr
Edward Blum wrote:
> Thanks for your swift reply! I see there are release candidates flying
> about for 1.7 reckon they would be stable enough to try them out or
> would I be better waiting for a stable release? Is there some where I
> can find the release cycle?
I don't know whether you could ca
Since this seems to be the style of this list, I'm compelled to ask: exactly
what part of "(obviously I can figure this out, but if I knew offhand it would
save me some hassle)" was unclear?
...phsiii
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hello,
pine 4.58 needs cygcrypto-0.9.7.dll, which is provided by openssl097.
however, it seems that openssl097 is not automatically installed along
with pine 4.58.
thanks
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On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 01:35:11PM -0700, Phil Smith wrote:
>Will shell scripts get
>
> -Dsomething=c:/Documents and Settings/whatever
>
>as one argument, or three?
If only there was some way to tell...
cgf
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According to Phil Smith on 8/30/2008 3:06 PM:
> But you've (seemingly inadvertently?) answered the question,
Nope, my reply was not inadvertent (I mentioned quoting on purpose).
>
> P.S. And no, I'm not going to get into a top-posting vs. inline di
Phil wrote:
" Will shell scripts get
"
" -Dsomething=c:/Documents and Settings/whatever
"
" as one argument, or three?
As I hinted in my (off-topic, sorry) other post, you can figure this out for
yourself with trivial scripts in the language of interest. But also, you can
note the recurring th
And (not to pick a fight) you've missed the point: I don't have full control
over this stuff. I have to use CMake because that's what the project uses, and
it generates the commands. If I could generate the Makefile manually, I
wouldn't have this problem. If I could convince CMake to use
/cygdr
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> -Original Message-
> From: cygwin-owner AT cygwin.com
Oops - raw email address. http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#PCYMTNQREAIYR
Oops - top-posting. http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#TOFU
> This is all an argument for using Cy
Gary Wernsing wrote:
> I have Cygwin as configured below running on XP SP3.
>
> rsh using .rhosts works fine but rlogin requests a password.
>
In the future, please *attach* your cygcheck output, instead of pasting
it inline; doing it your way creates a ton of false-positives when
people search t
Will shell scripts get
-Dsomething=c:/Documents and Settings/whatever
as one argument, or three?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christopher
Faylor
Sent: Saturday, August 30, 2008 3:55 PM
To: cygwin@cygwin.com
Subject: Re: Probably stupi
Hi Brian,
Thanks for your swift reply! I see there are release candidates flying
about for 1.7 reckon they would be stable enough to try them out or
would I be better waiting for a stable release? Is there some where I
can find the release cycle?
Ed
2008/8/30 Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 10:34:36AM -0700, Stephan Mueller wrote:
>Creating a test batch file that echos %1 etc and %* is pretty trivial
>to create. In mine, I tend to do
>@echo echoing percent-n
>@echo .%1. .%2. .%3. .%4. .%5. .%6. .%7. .%8. .%9.
>and similarly for %* -- the dots w
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 12:00:14AM -0700, Stephan Mueller wrote:
>
>Yes, it's awful, but the batch file isn't totally at a loss. If, in
>the batch file, you refer to parameters %1 %2 etc., as you've
>discovered, the parsing treats equals signs (and semicolons, and
>perhaps others; I forget) as spa
Edward Blum wrote:
> cannot send long-named file
> "/cygdrive/d/Shares/Public/Software/Navision Backup/GB Nav
> 4.0.SP3/Disk1/Additional Interfaces/BusinessNotificationServer/program
> files/Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision/Business
> Notification/Templates/en-GB/Template - Production BOM ver
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According to Matt Seitz on 8/29/2008 2:58 PM:
> Is there a source repository for Cygwin's version of "git" that I could
> access?
> I wanted to try some modifications, and I thought it might be easier if I
> could use a source control tool to track a
I have Cygwin as configured below running on XP SP3.
rsh using .rhosts works fine but rlogin requests a password.
--Gary
Output of cygcheck -s -v -r:
Cygwin Configuration Diagnostics
Current System Time: Sat Aug 30 14:46:40 2008
Windows XP Professional Ver 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 3
Path:
Thanks, that saves me some tinkering!
Yeah, the documentation I'm writing for using CMake with the cross-compiler
already recommends against using directories with blanks; I was hoping to avoid
that restriction, but it seems like it may be more trouble than it's worth!
...phsiii
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Creating a test batch file that echos %1 etc and %* is pretty trivial to
create. In mine, I tend to do
@echo echoing percent-n
@echo .%1. .%2. .%3. .%4. .%5. .%6. .%7. .%8. .%9.
and similarly for %* -- the dots won't be confused with content when doing
experiments.
>From this, y
On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 5:55 PM, davidkont wrote:
>
> Hi Larry, in principle I'm interested in continue with fvwm because it works
> very well, this issue is the unique problem that I see...
>
> Thanks anyway...
You're not understanding. rxvt doesn't replace fvwm. They are
completely separate.
Thanks for the good ideas.
The Makefile is generated by CMake, and I don't have (or know that I have) a
way to force the quotes in there. Wish I did.
Yeah, I'm probably going to wind up using Perl. A quick question (obviously I
can figure this out, but if I knew offhand it would save me some ha
continuing somewhat off topic:
> Probably stupid make question
> 144097 by: Phil
> 144106 by: Stephan
> But really, just about anything is better than cmd.
Have you tried quotes?
D:\>type 2.cmd
@echo 1 is %1
@echo 2 is %2
When I log into a remote machine using ssh X11 forwarding, Vista pops
up a box complaining about a process that died unexpectedly. Once I
dismiss the box, everything works as expected.
* * *
Specifically, the message reads:
sh.exe has stopped working
So it's not ssh itself that died, but som
Edward Blum wrote:
> The scenario is: Ubuntu machine running rsnapshot ssh's into remote
> machine running cygwin 2.6.9 on windows 2003 and uses rsync to backup
> the files. The error I get is:
There is no such version of Cygwin. You are referring to the version of
rsync.
> Reading up is it to
Hi everyone,
This is a last resort I've searched through all your achieves,
searched on the web, looked through your docs and faqs but not found a
satisfactory answer.
The scenario is: Ubuntu machine running rsnapshot ssh's into remote
machine running cygwin 2.6.9 on windows 2003 and uses rsync t
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Thanks for the links Yaakov. I haven't had a chance to download anything
yet but they seem to be just what I was looking for.
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Sent: 28 August 2008 17:22
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Yes, it's awful, but the batch file isn't totally at a loss. If, in the batch
file, you refer to parameters %1 %2 etc., as you've discovered, the parsing
treats equals signs (and semicolons, and perhaps others; I forget) as spaces.
But, if you refer to %*, you can get the whole original comma
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