As Dave mentioned, it would help to know specifically what linking error is
being encountered.
Gerrit,
For Xerces 2.6, I haven't created the package yet, which might be why
they're building it themselves.
Thanks!
-Abe
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For the xinetd question (how does it know what port?), it uses the "imap"
string (e.g. "service imap") to look up in /etc/services to discover the
port to bind with. Read the link provided by Igor for a more thorough
explanation.
Also, check that you've restarted your service after adding the ent
I've updated the version of uw-imap to 2002d-2. This
also includes the
uw-imap-imapd, uw-imap-util, and c-client packages.
The code for this version is the same as 2002d-1. The
only difference is
that this version is built for the 1.5.0 version of
cygwin.
To update your installation, click on th
I've updated the version of xerces-c to 2.3.0-2. This
also includes the
xerces-c-devel, xerces-c-doc, and libxerces-c23
packages.
This is a bug fix release specific to cygwin. I had
built xerces-c 2.3.0-1 on my system with a cygwin dll
and environment that I had built from recent CVS
sources and
I've updated the version of xerces-c to 2.3.0-1. This also includes the
xerces-c-devel, xerces-c-doc, and libxerces-c23 packages.
This is an official update release. The official release announcement text
follows:
The Xerces-C team is pleased to announce that Xerces-C 2.3.0 is now
available. T
Thomas and Corinna,
Thanks for the rapid turn-around on this issue :) I've built from cvs today
with your fixes and my problems have gone away. I had problems not only
with inetd, but also when accessing cvs repositories via "pserver" paths.
I really appreciate this and all the wonderful work e
Wes,
I think that a more appropriate mailing list for your question may be the UW
imapd list.
http://www.washington.edu/imap/c-client-list.html
I don't use ipop3d, but I have been using imapd for quite awhile now without
problems, however I've been running the 2000c version. If you are running
I've updated the version of xerces-c to 2.2.0-1. This also includes the
xerces-c-devel, xerces-c-doc, and libxerces-c22 packages.
This is an official update release. The official release announcement text
follows:
The release Xerces C++ 2.2.0 is now ready.
Highlights of this version:
- C++ N
was created as well other's things.
Attached are the setup logs.
I emailed Mark Zieg - this was his response...
> > - Original Message -
> > From: "Zieg, Mark"
> > To: "'Abraham Gulko'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Sent: Wedne
e windows produced errors and no home was created as well other's
things.
>
> Attached are the setup logs.
>
> I emailed Mark Zieg - this was his response...
>
> - Original Message -----
> From: "Zieg, Mark"
> To: "'Abraham Gulko'" &
I wanted the same thing so that I could receive syslog messages from my
wireless access point... There's probably a good reason that it isn't in
the binary distribution, but it is in the source distribution of the package
"inetutils". When you go through setup, choose source for this package,
the
I've seen this as well, particularly on Win2K systems at work where you use
domain credentials to log into your machine.
Here's what I did to fix it (at the cygwin bash prompt):
$ mkpasswd -d -u myusername >> /etc/passwd
The mkpasswd command creates entries intended for /etc/passwd. The "-d"
mea
A common problem that I hit with mouse wheels is that the wheel often gets
assigned by default to a setting that is incompatible with a lot of
applications. If you go into the Mouse control panel and assign your mouse
wheel to "Autoscroll" and check the "Use MS Office Compatible Scroll Only"
box,
Along with IE/Windows wininet autodial apis, there's a message (I forget the
exact message ID right now though) that you can post to an invisible
autodial window periodically to tell it that we are busy and to not hang up.
There is also an api in shdocvw.dll "SetQueryNetSessionCount", which
increm
I´m new in gygwin and gcc program gives me an extrange
error when I execute it.
First appear an error window which says "Error
initialicing the program", "The file CC1.EXE is
vinculated to one CYGWIN1.DLL:putc_unlocked of
exportacion that not exist". And then in the cygwin
shell says "gcc: instala
After checking things out a little more, it looks like "last logged in" type
of data is in your wtmp database, which on my system is /var/log/wtmp. This
appears to be a log/history of past logins. To view the data in here, try
the following command:
$ who /var/log/wtmp
Otherwise, I'm at a loss a
I believe that this information is stored in the utmp database, which
appears to be in /var/run/utmp (a binary file) on my installation. If you
type the "who am i" command, it gives the information from utmp. There are
probably some tools for displaying what's in this file in a textual/readable
f
Andrew,
I tried with sshd running as its own NT service, and again with it running
under inetd and my "last logged in" gets updated appropriately.
Cygwin DLL verion 1.3.17
openssh version 3.5p1-2
Windows 2000 SP2
Try updating your cygwin packages by running cygwin setup.exe and see if
that remedi
Xerces-C 2.1.0-1 is now available on Cygwin mirrors.
>From http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/:
Xerces-C++ is a validating XML parser written in a portable subset of C++.
Xerces-C++ makes it easy to give your application the ability to read and
write XML data. A shared library is provided for parsing,
1) gcc 3.2 was released this week via setup.exe (i.e. you don't need to do
"Exp" anymore)
2) I'll write up a bug on getting the build instructions updated. This is a
task that I had meant to get to, but wasn't sure whether to do that first or
get the cygwin package built and deployed.
3) I have an
Lapo,
I don't have a reference to std iostreams handy, but having seen errors like
this many times before, I can tell you what's up.
Even though it looks like there is an error in a system/standard header, it
is actually an indication of where the compiler ended up after
parsing/preprocessing wh
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