Greetings, ScKaSx!
> I just installed Cygwin and found that my home directory is defined by
> Windows HOME environment variable.
But WHY you need it?
Seems counter-intuitive to have two homes? It's not like you could live in
both at the same time?
> My question is how I can change my cygwin home
Hi All,
I just installed Cygwin and found that my home directory is defined by
Windows HOME environment variable.
My question is how I can change my cygwin home directory without changing
the Windows HOME variable, in other words to use /etc/mkpasswd?
Cheers!
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On 22/07/2011 14.08, Vincent Deffontaines wrote:
Greetings,
I am running Cygwin 1.7.9(0.237/5/3) on top of Windows NT 6.1 (2008 R2).
What actually happened is that the installer selected *all* available
packages and started installing them. I had to interrupt it, and deselect
those numerous pac
Linda Walsh wrote:
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>> Please correct me if I have made mistakes or misunderstood setup.exe options.
>>
>> Please keep me in Cc: of any answer, as I am no member of the mailing list.
>>
>>
>> Vincent Deffontaines
>>
>
> You aren't wrong.
>
> It's broken.
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Corinna Vinschen wrote:
> On Jul 21 21:38, Linda Walsh wrote:
>> 1) local user 'law', 'root' and 'guest' are all in '513'
>> Sid "S-1-5-21513" is a "well known sid" for 'Domain Users'
>> (why it shows up as a group labeled 'non' with my local
>> computers id in the computer part, is confusing.
Vincent Deffontaines wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I am running Cygwin 1.7.9(0.237/5/3) on top of Windows NT 6.1 (2008 R2).
>
> I have tried "extending" my cygwin package installation from the command
> line, in order to install the vim package. As I have a package mirror in
> the "%SystemDrive%\cygwin
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