dah, thanks brian
it's missing sh.exe on the system.
--- Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The One wrote:
>
> > Well, I'm runing the program on computer that does
> not
> > have cygwin installed. I just put a copy of the
> > cygwin1.dll in th
very much if you can help me to get it to recognize
posix path.
--- Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The One wrote:
>
> > I have this C program running on windows xp and
> it's
> > calling system("ls -la c:\mydir >
> > c:\mydir\tmp\lookup.
gram runs in
other computers running windows xp, just not running
on this particular machine.
--- Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The One wrote:
>
> > I have this C program running on windows xp and
> it's
> > calling system("ls -la c:\mydir >
&g
Hi
I have this C program running on windows xp and it's
calling system("ls -la c:\mydir >
c:\mydir\tmp\lookup.txt") to list "mydir" and pipe the
result to a file "lookup.txt" the subdirectory "tmp".
For some reason it's not able to create the file
"lookup.txt" on this particular computer. The
Hi,
The C program runs fine in Dos prompt or Cygwin Shell.
When run as a service, it's not working. The service
is started without error. The program checks for
files in a directory, if there's a file it will print
to the network printer by calling
fopen("//computername/printer", "w"). I'm fi
Hi Jason,
Sorry to have to send this to you. I've been looking
for answer and have posted this on the forum but no
luck so far. I remember your name from a few
responses on my previous posts. I believe you're very
experience and knowledgeable in cygwin. Hope you can
give me some hints as why f
Hi,
I've a c program that prints to network printer by
getting a filehandle from
fopen("\\computer1\printer1", "wb"). That has always
worked on Windows 95, 98 & 2000.
When it's running under windows xp (sp1 or sp2), fopen
returns a NULL. Has any one had a similar problem? Is
there a solution
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