Jeff Jensen writes:
> I am a huge Cygwin fan, but currently cannot launch NT Emacs from a Cygwin
> bash shell as outlined in the attached outstanding problem.
>
The attached problem is the result of telling NT Emacs that the pathname of the shell
to use is /bin/sh, which NT Emacs cannot be expected to understand as it is not a Unix
app. As for launching NT Emacs form bash, I can do this with no problem.
> This is useful because I setup a SSH to a CVS server using ssh-agent from
> Cygwin. Launching NT Emacs this way utilizes that secure shell.
>
I may be mistaken but doesn't the agent application have to be a Cygwin app, which NT
Emacs is not? I did at one time try to use ssh-agent with NT Emacs launched from a
bash shell and it did not work. I ended up using the cygwin version of XEmacs to
access the XEmacs CVS server, using ssh-agent.
- Paul