been doing for many
years. It distinguishes whether a package is currently installed -- or
proposed to be installed -- as a result of dependency nomination or as
an explicit request by the user. It prunes the former as the incident
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"Steven E. Harris" writes:
> "Larry Hall (Cygwin)" writes:
>
>> Choose the "Category" view and select the cycling arrow widget by "X11"
>> until it shows "Uninstall".
>
> When I try that, I then see the following
There are many more concerning fonts, GTK, and even xorg-11-xwin. If I'm
asking for all X-related packages to be removed, why would I want to
retain a package like xorg-x11-xwin and satisfy its dependency on
xorg-server?
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again to
request that they all be removed, but there's always one that's a
dependency of something else installed, and if you dare accidentally
cycle through the Skip/Keep/Install/Remove choice one step too far, the
house of cards tumbles down again.
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Csaba Raduly writes:
> You can try reinstalling unison; maybe one of the components of the
> symlink chain got "lost"
Reinstalling solved the problem. Thanks for the suggestion.
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work as
expected. Why is "unison" different?
[I've tried posting this message with the cygcheck output attached, but
the messages get rejected.]
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this the right place to report such a problem in more detail, or do I
need to contact the git mailing list, or maybe the zsh mailing list?
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Andrew Schulman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is anyone still using any of the unison2.9.1, unison2.9.20,
> unison2.10.2, or unison2.12.0 packages in Cygwin?
I use 2.10.2, but so long as you can provide something like 2.27.29 in
its place I could move ahead and match my server.
ither one of which allowed me
to coerce my Cygwin unison to choose the right version on the server.
Fortunately, my ISP has retained unison 2.10.2 along with a symbolic
link to it named -- forebodingly -- "unison.old".
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ground trying to get my current 2.10.2 to match up.
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"Steven E. Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm starting to wonder if it has something to do with the cygcheck
> output attachment. I'll try attaching that file to a follow-on
> message to test the difference.
I posted two messages with the cygcheck outp
e not received any bounce messages, but every message I send with
an attachment gets dropped.
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27;ve posted that XEmacs-related about
fifteen times now. I'm starting to wonder if it has something to do
with the cygcheck output attachment. I'll try attaching that file to a
follow-on message to test the difference.
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Gregg Levine writes:
> Did you get a peculiar response from the Cygwin list server?
No, I have not received a response, other than the cygwin.com MTA
accepting each message without complaint.
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have been successful, and I would then
apologize for the noise.
Footnotes:
¹ http://sourceware.org/lists.html#rbl-sucks
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used connection abort" related to socket
usage with other programs on other operating systems; I did not find
any mention of exim or Cygwin.
Is this a known problem? What additional information can I provide to
help troubleshoot this problem?
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² http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=299645
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o Copy, with bash, XEmacs, and a cygrunsrv-hosted exim
instance running but more or less idle.
Did you notice that csrss.exe was also eating a lot of CPU time? Once
I stopped all my Cygwin-related processes, csrss.exe calmed back down
and all was well.
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Christopher Faylor writes:
> The total number of unique subscribers to cygwin, cygwin-apps,
> cygwin-talk, cygwin-xfree is 2542.
That count may fall short by not taking into account those who read,
say, gmane.os.cygwin, but do not subscribe to the cygwin list.
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ad a more recent copy of ConTeXt." At
that point, I gave up, as I was only looking to try a quick ConTeXt
sample file.
Running locate on cont-en.efmt and context.efmt confirms that neither
file is present anywhere on my system, so I know it's not just a path
or permission problem.
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inked "seh" to
"/mnt/c/Documents and Settings/seh/My Documents/". That way both
Windows and Cygwin have the same home directory in mind.
It would be nice if this scheme were automated, but then this is but
one of many possible schemes.
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ll works just as ispell
did before. All the (X)Emacs spelling-related commands remain the
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ng the gentoo people that I don't have to maintain
> local patches.
I'll send them a note again. They released 2.0.8 about a week after I
sent my patch, I think, and it didn't include my changes, so I assumed
they had discarded my suggestions.
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+if [ -f "$pidf" ]
then
- . $pidf
+ . "$pidf"
fi
# Copy application-specific environment variables into generic local variables.
@@ -441,7 +444,7 @@
done
if [ $skip -ne 1 ]
then
- missingkeys="$missingkeys $x"
+ missingkeys="$missingkeys${LISTS
ce-in-filenames problems. I sent a
corrective patch against keychain 2.0.3 to the two listed maintainers
at the end of November, but received no reply.
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the same home directory from multiple hosts.
Footnotes:
¹ http://packages.debian.org/stable/net/ssh.html
² http://www.eviladmin.org/cvs/cvsweb.cgi/contrib/ssh-copy-id
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