günter strubinsky wrote:
Well, it's not as trivial. The windows installation of Oracle preconfigures
for Visual C and creates all the micro$oft junk. There is no makefile as
example.
The documentation is virtually not existent, adapting to Microsoft's way:
'The user is too stupid to understand;
/ Sean Rima [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Hello cygwin,
|
| I am new to cygwin, having used all GNU apps on a Linux box which
| sadly blew up on me. I am trying to get some of my favourite apps to
| work on a XP box. I have compiled Spamprobe which works well inside
| the cygwin enviroment.
well, this is more or less like a windows/dos problem:
I do not like the cygwin dos window, so everytime I
run cygwin, I go straight to open an xterm with my own
color and size...
but I do not like the cygwin xserver either because it
either have to be in a big window or full
screen...well, I
right after installation of cygwin, the cygwin
filesystem is mostly under user Administrators (the
user I use is Admin, which is just renaming the
default Administrator of Win2k) and group None...
While I am not sure if None is a group, I am pretty
damn sure that Administrators is a group in my
/ Ling F. Zhang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| well, this is more or less like a windows/dos problem:
|
| I do not like the cygwin dos window, so everytime I run cygwin, I go
| straight to open an xterm with my own color and size... but I do
| not like the cygwin xserver either because it either have
On Fri, 14 Mar 2003, günter strubinsky wrote:
Well, it's not as trivial. The windows installation of Oracle preconfigures
for Visual C and creates all the micro$oft junk. There is no makefile as
example.
This is only partially true. While Oracle does provide a graphic
interface for many
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On Fri, Mar 14, 2003 at 01:41:15PM -0800, Ling F. Zhang wrote:
right after installation of cygwin, the cygwin
filesystem is mostly under user Administrators (the
user I use is Admin, which is just renaming the
default Administrator of Win2k) and group None...
This is not supposed to happen
In the mingw-utils package you find at sf.net/projects/mingw there is a
dsw2mak script that will create a file that can be used by GNU make.
Earnie.
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Ling F. Zhang wrote:
well, this is more or less like a windows/dos problem:
I do not like the cygwin dos window, so everytime I
run cygwin, I go straight to open an xterm with my own
color and size...
What about rxvt? It does have its own colors/size and it's a native win
application, no need of
here's another question: is it possible for cygwin's
xserver to use the native windows manager (like cygwin
does) and do have to be so annoying big everytime??
Search the cygwin-xfree mailing list for rootless mode.
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Thank you Earnie! Oracle uses the 'old' .dsp files. Would that work too?
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On Fri, 14 Mar 2003, Ling F. Zhang wrote:
well, this is more or less like a windows/dos problem:
I do not like the cygwin dos window, so everytime I
run cygwin, I go straight to open an xterm with my own
color and size...
but I do not like the cygwin xserver either because it
either have
Hi Igor,
I added tty to the CYGWIN env. var. and rebooted and re-tried the
application from cron, and still the same problem. I also looked at all the DLLs
being loaded for this application and did chmod a+x on all of them. I tried setting
the Allow service to interact with desktop flag
I am using agetty with both Win95 and WinXP. On WinXP everything works
fine. On Win95, I have a problem.
When the Win95 machines modem answers the call, agetty correctly prompts for
the login: id. I type it in and notice that every character I type is
immediately echoed back to me (I'm using
HI,
I installed Cygwin on win98se , and I having problems with the execution of
PHP code , because of the security issues of win98 , and would like to ask
is there a way to get
around this ,
Description of the problems
1. my test.php is as follow :
#!/php/php.exe
?php
phpinfo();
?
2. if I
BB,
Well, it's a long shot, but System V Unix-style tty drivers, including
the Cygwin emulation on Windows, have a parameter, min, that tells
the minimum number of characters that must be present in the input
buffer before it will be activated. Programs that use the readline
library (BASH,
On Fri, 14 Mar 2003, Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
This wouldn't be so bad, because perldoc does work, sort of. For a while now,
however, it's terminfo entry has been screwed up - rather than intelligent curses
effects, I get the expanded escape sequences. Man works okay.
Not the fault
Running stty -a dialed in from Hyperterminal I get the results below. min
is set to 1. The only differences from what you sent in your reply are
echoe, echoctl, and echoke without '-'.
Does it matter what the TERM environment variable is set to? I have
configured agetty to set it to vt100 and
Randall R Schulz wrote:
I am lost right now.
Don't worry. Just tell us where you are and a trained Cygwin support
specialist will immediately be dispatched to your location to help you
out of your quandary.
Nonsense. Cygwin doesn't support GPS yet.
But patches will be gratefully accepted.
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BB,
The TERM variable is used to indicate to programs that do things like
cursor addressing or color how to effect the display features they
require. It is irrelevant otherwise.
The min tty setting, though it appears correct as you point out,
would produce the symptoms you describe if set to
I don't know, just give it a try, it creates a new file so it won't
disturb your existing one.
Earnie.
günter strubinsky wrote:
Thank you Earnie! Oracle uses the 'old' .dsp files. Would that work too?
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I am using a modem. Hyperterminal is an application supplied with Windows
XP. I have a USR Sportster modem on the Win95 machine. It is set up to
use hardware flow control. I set the modem to not send result codes so
agetty never has anything to read until the connection is made and I press
günter strubinsky
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On Fri, 14 Mar 2003, günter
On Fri, 14 Mar 2003, günter strubinsky wrote:
günter strubinsky
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I'm having troubles getting dumper.exe to work. I always get a zero-length
core file. I have the lastest stuff as of tonight, I have read the FAQ and
the man page, and I have searched the mailing list archive. Any help would
be greatly apprieciated.
I am using:
Windows 2000 SP3
Cygwin
On Fri, 2003-03-14 at 17:15, Jehan wrote:
Ling F. Zhang wrote:
well, this is more or less like a windows/dos problem:
I do not like the cygwin dos window, so everytime I
run cygwin, I go straight to open an xterm with my own
color and size...
What about rxvt? It does have its own
At 22:34 2003-03-13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 13 Mar 2003, günter strubinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am lost right now
Maybe you can't see the way because all that html is in the way.
Right. And that silly ASCII business is overkill, too.
I'm starting a new campaign to go
At 21:17 2003-03-14, David Means wrote:
On Fri, 2003-03-14 at 17:15, Jehan wrote:
Ling F. Zhang wrote:
well, this is more or less like a windows/dos problem:
I do not like the cygwin dos window, so everytime I
run cygwin, I go straight to open an xterm with my own
color and size...
Chris,
On Thu, Mar 13, 2003 at 11:57:43PM -, Chris January wrote:
Corinna, the cpuid results are still valid if the user doesn't have NT. Only
in the worst case scenario (i.e. a user running Windows 95/98 on a 486) will
it be necessary to resort to falling back on the registry values
Wrong mailing list, redirected. For your convenience, I've set the
Reply-To: field to point to the correct list. Please remove
cygwin-apps at cygwin dot com from further replies. Thanks,
Igor
On Fri, 14 Mar 2003, Haibing Ma wrote:
I'm using win2000. I installed emacs-X11 and xfree86
I'm using win2000. I installed emacs-X11 and xfree86 for cygwin. When I
tried to run emacs, it throws an error window saying: The procedure
entry point SmcClientID could not be located in the dynamic link
library libSM.dll. I saw some mail talking about rebase or not rebase.
Is there a solution to
grace-5.1.12-1 has been uploaded to the Cygwin net distribution.
Grace is a WYSIWYG tool to make two-dimensional plots of numerical data.
It runs under various (if not all) flavors of Unix with X11 and M*tif
(LessTif or Motif). Its capabilities are roughly similar to GUI-based
programs like
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