on earth are you building OpenLDAP under Cygwin? It
performs much better as a native Windows app, built using MinGW/MSYS. The
overhead of Cygwin's POSIX emulation is far too heavy for practical use.
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word-based logins, and require everyone to
use a public key.
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No, used tar xzf.
If it's not that simple, then can you please run "cygcheck -s -v -r >
cygcheck.out" on the affected machine, and post it to the list (as an
attachment please) with your next post? That will give us an overview of the
setup and config of the cygwin install
g past this (by explicitly setting variables to bypass the
test) just runs into another failure as the script uses the same construct to
set a bunch of other type defs.
Let me know if you need any more info.
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Director, High
umeMountPointA ("B:\\", a_drive, CYG_MAX_PATH);
Notice the last line there - "a_drive" should be "b_drive".
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was with you up to the end. You should have no expectation that
anything compiled for the target can execute reasonably on the build
host in a cross-compiling environment.
As usual, I think just using MSYS is the best solution.
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