Re: Stop turning CPAN modules into Cygwin packages

. At those times, it's really handy to have the packages available. But, as already mentioned, those should be fixes that are passed upstream to the CPAN module owner/maintainer anyway. -- Archie -- Archie Warnock Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- A/WWW Enterprises

Re: Problems with Cygwin Installer

n set at your chosen download site, nor even how to tell which it might be. -- Archie -- Archie Warnock Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- A/WWW Enterpriseshttp://www.awcubed.com -- As a matter of fact, I _do_ speak for my employer. -- Unsubscr

Re: system() fails on pristine Windows systems

NOWAIT, _P_DETACH). Excellent - thanks. -- Archie -- Archie Warnock Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- A/WWW Enterpriseshttp://www.awcubed.com -- As a matter of fact, I _do_ speak for my employer. -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscri

Re: system() fails on pristine Windows systems

Archie Warnock wrote: >>The path is irrelevent because it's called as "/bin/sh -c cmd", and the >>location of /bin is taken from the mount table. On your systems without > > Ummm... are you saying that I have a Cygwin mount table outside of Cygwin? Ahh... I se

Re: system() fails on pristine Windows systems

rts of Cygwin-related problems, other than the ones specifically covered by the other lists. Clearly, this is Cygwin-related. I thought I was in the right place. Apologies for the intrusion - I'm just looking for answers to my Cygwin problem. -- Archie -- Archie Warnock

Re: system() fails on pristine Windows systems

al program and read the results back in. > Registry perhaps, the cygwin1.dll has to set a sane environment for > itself, it probably gets the location of the Cygwin installation plus > the mount table and some environment variables. I understand. Thanks. -- Archie -- Archie W

Re: system() fails on pristine Windows systems

isn't anywhere along in the path of the Windows command shell. -- Archie -- Archie Warnock Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- A/WWW Enterpriseshttp://www.awcubed.com -- As a matter of fact, I _do_ speak for my employer. -- Unsubscribe info:

system() fails on pristine Windows systems

path for the command window. Am I missing something really stupid that needs to be included in the distribution or set in the program, or does system() just not work the way I expect? Thanks in advance... -- Archie -- Archie Warnock Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- A/WWW Enterprises