Re: Can you clone entire cygwin setup from one pc to another

On Nov 13 04:31, aputerguy wrote: > > Corinna VInschen writes: > > For exakt cloning including ACLs, I would suggest to use robocopy. Yes, > > it's a native tool, but it's sort of a swiss army knife to do exactly > > that job. You don't need to copy the registry entries. > > Thanks Corinna! >

Re: Can you clone entire cygwin setup from one pc to another

Corinna VInschen writes: > For exakt cloning including ACLs, I would suggest to use robocopy. Yes, > it's a native tool, but it's sort of a swiss army knife to do exactly > that job. You don't need to copy the registry entries. Thanks Corinna! When you say that I don't "need" to copy the regis

Re: Can you clone entire cygwin setup from one pc to another

On Nov 13 01:44, aputerguy wrote: > > I guess the other thing to worry about would be ACL entries. > If there are any, I could solve that with getfacl/setfacl assuming that the > ACL changes were addressable by getfacl/setfacl. > And if not I could always use 'subinacl' to just clone the entire AC

Re: Can you clone entire cygwin setup from one pc to another

I guess the other thing to worry about would be ACL entries. If there are any, I could solve that with getfacl/setfacl assuming that the ACL changes were addressable by getfacl/setfacl. And if not I could always use 'subinacl' to just clone the entire ACL structure of the C:\cygwin tree. -- View