On 9/2/2011 11:26 AM, LMH wrote:
As an aside, why does which shutdown return /usr/bin/shutdown when the
shutdown app is located in /bin/shutdown? What value does the /usr part
of the path have in this context?
/bin and /usr/bin are the same thing by default under Cygwin. c:\cygwin
is mounted
Using the full path was successful.
As an aside, why does which shutdown return /usr/bin/shutdown when the
shutdown app is located in /bin/shutdown? What value does the /usr part
of the path have in this context?
I suppose I should use force, but I never have anything running when I
run the
On Sep 2 10:16, Jaswinder Bhamra wrote:
> Since RedHat machine is behind a firewall (defined by the rules in
> 'Linux Firewall.txt') I am expecting my program to give "No route to
> host" error (shown in cyggso.out-1.5.24-2.txt file) and not "Operation
> not permitted" (shown in cyggso.out-1.7.7-1
On Sep 1 14:51, LMH wrote:
> I have a bash script that runs rsync and I have been trying to add a
> command to shutdown the computer after the backup has finished
> running.
>
> I have added,
>
> shutdown -s now
>
> and also tried,
>
> shutdown -s 5
> shutdown -x now
> shutdown -x 5
>
> but t
As part of coreutils' bootstrap, rsync crashes:
$ /usr/bin/rsync \
--delete \
--exclude '*.s1' \
-Lrtvz 'translationproject.org::tp/latest/coreutils/' \
'po/.reference'
rsync: failed to connect to translationproject.org (*inet_ntop failed*):
Connection refused (111)
Segmenta
Sorry to ask again, just for planning reasons, wondering about any potential
date for perl 5.14.1?
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