Re: permission problem after installation under W2K

At 07:53 AM 4/9/2002, Ulrich Voss wrote: >Hi, > > > > > OK. Better go to strace and cygcheck -s -r -v output. Perhaps it's > > just a missing 'ntsec' setting in your CYGWIN environment variable? > >No it's there ... > >--- >$ cygcheck -s -c -v | grep ntsec >CYGWIN = `tty ntsec' >--- OK, wha

Re: permission problem after installation under W2K

Ulrich, Check out my response on the "tar won't restore permissions" thread () for notes on setting CYGWIN to include ntsec. CYGWIN must be set before _any_ Cygwin application starts up, because it's only during the DLL initialization that "n

Re: permission problem after installation under W2K

Hi, > > OK. Better go to strace and cygcheck -s -r -v output. Perhaps it's > just a missing 'ntsec' setting in your CYGWIN environment variable? No it's there ... --- $ cygcheck -s -c -v | grep ntsec CYGWIN = `tty ntsec' --- > A > review of pertinent areas of the User's Guide might prove

Re: permission problem after installation under W2K

At 12:44 PM 4/8/2002, Ulrich Voss wrote: >Thanks Larry, > >I'm not sure, if I got the message ... I think, that you think ;-) that >the problem is, that my home dir belongs to admins (which was >administrators or Administratoren before) instead of admin. > >When I chown my home dir to admin, ls

Re: permission problem after installation under W2K

Thanks Larry, I'm not sure, if I got the message ... I think, that you think ;-) that the problem is, that my home dir belongs to admins (which was administrators or Administratoren before) instead of admin. When I chown my home dir to admin, ls looks better, but it doesn't change anything.

Re: permission problem after installation under W2K

At 11:43 AM 4/8/2002, Ulrich Voss wrote: >Hi, > >I'm a long time Cygwin User and I am very happy with this great >piece of software. Thanks for your great work! > >I am forced to upgrade to W2K. And now the trouble begins ... > >Problem: I cannot write to my home dir. Changing files is fine, but

permission problem after installation under W2K

Hi, I'm a long time Cygwin User and I am very happy with this great piece of software. Thanks for your great work! I am forced to upgrade to W2K. And now the trouble begins ... Problem: I cannot write to my home dir. Changing files is fine, but I cannot create new files. -- admi