steve dean wrote:
You are aware when you ssh (or rsh/telnet, etc) into a Windows box
using Cygwin that you are using pty's and that many Windows programs
don't like pty's.
You might try re-writing that VBScript something more suitable for
Cygwin like Perl or something like that.
Thanks for th
You are aware when you ssh (or rsh/telnet, etc) into a Windows box using
Cygwin that you are using pty's and that many Windows programs don't like
pty's.
You might try re-writing that VBScript something more suitable for Cygwin
like Perl or something like that.
Thanks for the suggestion. I k
Dean Steve wrote:
I'm also opening a ssh connection from a Linux box to a Windows machine to
run a Windows process using CreateObject within VBScript. I have been able
to replicate the problem using Excel so I know it's not my other program
that is causing the problem. When I run the script, th
On Fri, Jun 02, 2006 at 11:37:16AM -0700, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
>If you can, lose the following. It's quite annoying... (And yes I know
>sometimes you can't... Don't know why companies insist on such long
>disclaimers that nobody cares about nor reads...)
Not only is it annoying, it is against s
Dean Steve wrote:
Hi,
I've seen Paul Hughes' message "[Newbie] Trying to run MSWord from
Cygwin" dated 02 Mar 2006 and am having similar problems.
I'm also opening a ssh connection from a Linux box to a Windows
machine to run a Windows process using CreateObject within VBScript. I
have been
5 matches
Mail list logo
