> > If it works perfectly from the cygwin terminal then why not use a shell
> > script and execute that via the task scheduler? Once you have the
commands
> > in your shell script you can just use
> >
> > C:\Cygwin\bin\bash.exe -c /path/to/script.sh
> >
> > instead of
> >
> > C:\blah\path\batch.bat
> If it works perfectly from the cygwin terminal then why not use a shell
> script and execute that via the task scheduler? Once you have the commands
> in your shell script you can just use
>
> C:\Cygwin\bin\bash.exe -c /path/to/script.sh
>
> instead of
>
> C:\blah\path\batch.bat
Cool... didn't k
* Kris Dahl (03-02-20 02:09 +0100)
> I'm using rsync on cygwin to syncronize a bunch of remote machines to a
> central machine.
>
> I'm planning on automating it to run regularly with windows scheduler, so I
> have some batch files with the rsync command.
>
> When I run batch file from like a Win
> I'm using rsync on cygwin to syncronize a bunch of remote machines to a
> central machine.
>
> I'm planning on automating it to run regularly with windows scheduler, so
I
> have some batch files with the rsync command.
>
> When I run batch file from like a Windows cmd window it gives me an error
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