Thanks sam. I figured it was something like that (boot classpaths etc)
Issues with Win2k:
All presented merely as food for thought. They reasons may or may not be applicable to you. But there is no reason why Gump can't support multiple targets - it already does so with bash and win2k.
- Sam Ruby
1. I found it very difficult to set up... I'm there (I think) but I don't know how I got here or how I could get back :-).. I had to run under cygwin. I think a large part due to crummy error reporting (which isn't in Gumps control) in the batch files. I'm not entirely sure why everything that wasn't working -- wasn't working....but it definitely wasn't.. ;-)
2. It is apparently possible/easy to supply unix commands in the gump descriptors... this is a bit of a problem..
3. I had to run under cygwin...but edit the batch files directly and fix the paths. . Not just because of an rsync being called in a descriptor for centipede, but I don't think I was getting that far.. .
(I meant to upload my set up but Time Warner saw fit to disconnect my cable modem service for the better part of the other day)
I think I'm there.. Just need to ask nick a few centipede questions... then I'll see if I can't do something about the path translation under cygwin which I imagine if I can get that to work would be more stable anyhow.. (until someone sticks windows commands in their descriptors :-O - hence the problem with more widespread use...increased likelyhood of that happening)
-Andy
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