horst wrote:
> If you google for 'squid cygwin' you'll find quid versions compiled for
> various Windows versions as well as for cygwin.
> Bob, have you tried cygwin recently? (X included). If you are stuck with
> a Win box it's quiet nice to have a bash, and many GNU commandline
> utilities at your finger tips. Python and Perl is included too as well as
> a gcc, ssh, scp, sftp, and...
Yes, this was the right answer. Thanks. I've already been using
CygWin. I've installed squid, but haven't configured it yet.
> In response to Jason's concern re: conflict cygwin/SFU I wouldn't be too
> concerned. cygwin pretty much stays away from the registry; I had an older
> version for a win98 box that I could 'install' by just copying the cygwin
> file tree (it was, however, once build on the same platform)
I'd be surprised if SFU has any advantages over CygWin at this point.
--
Bob Miller K<bob>
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