> Usually not. Looking more closely into the permissions and
> perhaps regenerating /etc/passwd and /etc/group might help
> more. Or just use Cygwin's vim ;-)
Thanks for the permissions tip. I had a closer look via file explorer,
select toplevel folder, rightclick, select properties, select s
I wanted to use /usr/share/gettext/libintl.jar, but it is not available
in gettext-0.14.1-1. The release 0.12.1-3 did provide libintl.jar.
The document /usr/share/doc/Cygwin/gettext-0.14.1.README tells me it
should be around. Are there any reasons why this jar is not available in
0.14.1?
Daniel
> Not really. It doesn't explain what gvim exactly does. The
> only chance I see is that you weren't logged in as t131085
> when creating the file, but as a local admin account.
The gvim process has 0 as UID:
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$ ps -fW | grep gvim
03564 0 ? 09:27:39 D:\
> What does calcs print on this file? How are the permissions
> set on your home directory? It looks as if the inheritence
> of permissions is set somewhat strange on your machine.
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$ cacls stm
d:\home\stm SWISS-DD\t131085:F
SWISS-DD\domain users:R
When I create a file outside Cygwin (for example with native gVim), the
file is created with no permissions. Example:
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$ ls -l _viminfo
--+ 1 pidde2 domain users 30770 Apr 12 11:19 _viminfo
I see the the default umask outside Cygwin is '':
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