Greetings, !
> Finally!
> When I setting up ssh, cron, etc. They doesn't have permissions to
> write changes to anything.
> Since all the files and dirs are d--- --- ---.
No.
They aren't "d--- --- ---"
They are "d--- --- --- +" < notice the "+" thing.
This means the entry have ACL's at
28.01.2012 22:00, Philip Lowman:
> There appears to be a regression in the most recent OpenSSH cygwin
> package (5.9p1-1, built 1/18/2012) related to the ssh-agent program.
I see that too.
> The ssh-add program is unable to add SSH keys because the ssh-agent
> program doesn't appear to be creatin
There appears to be a regression in the most recent OpenSSH cygwin
package (5.9p1-1, built 1/18/2012) related to the ssh-agent program.
The ssh-add program is unable to add SSH keys because the ssh-agent
program doesn't appear to be creating its socket file properly in
/tmp.
Platform: Windows 7 6
Finally!
When I setting up ssh, cron, etc. They doesn't have permissions to
write changes to anything.
Since all the files and dirs are d--- --- ---.
But then I've changed those to drwx --- --- using 'chmod u+rwx / -R'
and then another problem,
permissions were fixed but it seems it also really cha
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 02:32:54PM -0800, Kevin Layer wrote:
>I don't know what happened to the email in transit, but much
>information at the head of the email was chopped off. From my outbox,
>here's the missing bit:
>
>*
>
>This is the failure mode:
>
>$ rm -fr test; git clone g
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 3:50 PM, Gary E. Barnes wrote:
> perl -e 'system ("/bin/ls -l /tmp");' # still works
> perl -e 'system ("/bin/ls -l /tmp > /tmp/xxx");' # no longer works
> perl -e 'system ("(/bin/ls -l /tmp>");' # no longer works
>
> Perl's system()
Greetings, TCP!
> Hi,
> I'm new in cygwin. I installed cygwin at C:\cygwin and after I decided
> to move it to D:\cygwin
> After the moving. The permissions are gone but I got:
You can NOT move between different partitions.
Only copy. And when you copy, permission inheritance takes place.
> $ l
Greetings, john refling!
> This is hard to explain in words, but here goes...
> I have noticed that some filenames (with spaces) specified as UNC paths are
> not passed properly as positional parameters at the cygwin / windows
> interface.
http://sourceware.org/ml/cygwin/2011-06/msg00246.html
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