We install weft on every pc/server we need cygwin on. As I wrote in my
readme, we use a lot of bash scripts on our Windows servers and often
just by double clicking them in the Explorer.
I am interested in this package. But I just came back from a long trip
and have to catch up with things
Forgive my ignorance, but I did read the chapter for managing packages
and it explained up to boffo being an application and a library
(external source usage), but I didn't see any reference to what
exactly goes into the packages with -devel names..
I can only think about header files needed
I am using
GNU Emacs 21.2.1 (i686-pc-cygwin, X toolkit) of 2004-03-22 on cm-test
on cygwin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~] 506$ uname -a
CYGWIN_NT-5.1 PXPL8591 1.5.19(0.150/4/2) 2006-01-20 13:28 i686 Cygwin
using X
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~] 507$ XWin -v
Welcome to the XWin X Server
Vendor: The
Hello,
I've been using Xwin under cygwin 1.26 (and the same Xwin which came
with the same version). I know, a bit old, but it has been serving me
very well since around 2002, and I have no apparent reason to upgrade.
Or maybe...
The only thing that really annoys me, is that every time I
Please can anybody help with a simply-stated sed problem? I realise this is
not Cygwin-specific, but it is Cygwin-relevant because it is required in
order to write a script to mount a portable Cygwin system on any host
machine, so I hope it's all right to ask for help here.
The problem reduces
fergus wrote:
In any string (eg xaaabababbbxaabbbabx) remove all instances of ab and
keep on doing this as long as you can.
Do it once:
echo xaaabababbbxaabbbabx | sed 's/ab//g'
xaabbxabbx
echo xaaabababbbxaabbbabx | sed -e :a -e 's/ab//' -e ta
See section 3.7 of the sed
echo xaaabababbbxaabbbabx | sed -e :a -e 's/ab//' -e ta
Thank you.
Fergus
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In the requirement of using Linux machines from a remote Windows
machine, I’ve searched and found Cygwin as the perfect solution.
Following on-line instructions I’ve installed in my XP machine and
tried to work on Linux machines. I don’t have any problem entering
Linux
On Thu, Oct 26, 2006 at 06:03:45PM +0900, Khokan C. Paul wrote:
To whom it may concern,
You got two bounces which told you that this message was off-topic for
this list. That should have served as a clue that this was not the
right place to discuss xterm or cygwin/x.
Please use the cygwin-xfree
Jan Nieuwenhuizen writes:
I've made a new version of fontconfig available for installation. This
is new upstream release.
All 3 packages
libfontconfig1...
libfontconfig-devel...
fontconfig...
coatain a directory /etc/hints with the setup.hint file. These directories
should be
Aside from using cmd /c attrib, is there a way in cygwin for me to
change the Windows hidden or system attributes of a file? There
don't seem to be any extensions to chmod that will accomplish this, and
I'm wondering if there is a cygwin-specific utility that I might be able
to use for this
On 26 October 2006 03:51, Eric Blake wrote:
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According to Champ Mendis on 10/25/2006 6:59 PM:
I installed Cywin in my Desktop Windows XP SP2 last year. I used gcc
3.3.3.3 to compile my code. It worked fine and I had more than
20 of my
There are a few other things to think about with your initial attempt.
Right now, igncr is an all or nothing setting, can be inherited into child
processes via SHELLOPTS, but can only be changed by explicit user action.
Your patch only ever turns it on without user intervention, not off. You
Eric Blake wrote:
There is also the possibility of making bash turn igncr on by default, but
/bin/sh leaving it off, since only /bin/sh is specified by POSIX; but that
also gives me the willies thinking about people who will complain why
their script doesn't work when they change from
Hi,
Thanks guys for all these informations ... In fact, I have tried both solutions
connect and corkscrew but I haven't been able to connect through the proxy with
neither utility. I am getting a forbidden message and if I turn debug option on
when using connect, I get something like that:
snip
Thanks guys for all these informations ... In fact, I have tried both solutions
connect and corkscrew but I haven't been able to connect through the proxy with
neither utility. I am getting a forbidden message and if I turn debug option on
when using connect, I get something like that:
* Lloyd Zusman (Thu, 26 Oct 2006 11:31:39 + (UTC))
Aside from using cmd /c attrib, is there a way in cygwin for me to
change the Windows hidden or system attributes of a file?
Yes, attrib (without the cmd /c)
There don't seem to be any extensions to chmod that will accomplish
this,
On 10/26/06, Teggy P Veerapen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Thanks guys for all these informations ... In fact, I have tried both solutions
connect and corkscrew but I haven't been able to connect through the proxy with
neither utility. I am getting a forbidden message and if I turn debug option
I'm sure this is a FAQ, but I didn't see it anywhere on line. How long
before GCC 4.1.1 is available in CygWin, and what can we users do to
accelerate the progress towards said availability?
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Brett Serkez wrote:
While this is being addressed as a technical issue, the proxy server
is presumably used to implement company policy. While you will likely
succeed in circumventing the proxy server, will this put you in
violation of company policy? What might the consequences be if a
Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
I've made a new version of lilypond available for installation. This
is a major new upstream release.
For a brief description of this package, and a listing of the files it
contains, see http://cygwin.com/packages/lilypond . The project web
page has more details:
FWIW, This sounds somewhat like what I reported in
http://sourceware.org/ml/cygwin/2006-07/msg00139.html
although the version numbers probably don't match up.
--Ken Nellis
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Dr. Volker Zell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
All 3 packages
Thanks for the detailed report, I'll have a look.
Jan.
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While installing cygwin,I came across a similar installation error as
the one in the mailing list
Hello,
I have built a complicated piece of code that depends on several 3rd
party libs. When I run it, however, it exits prematurely with no
output to stdout nor stderr, no corefile, nothing. But the exit
status is always 53.
I'm beginning to wonder if this is telling me something ;-)
thanks for your reply.
the header for the for the external library does exist as source code,
eg #include foo.h where foo.h is C++ source code, but the functions
aren't defined within that file (just prototyped), and afaik they are
not defined anywhere in raw source code format. If that is good
Steve Robbins wrote:
I have built a complicated piece of code that depends on several 3rd
party libs. When I run it, however, it exits prematurely with no output
to stdout nor stderr, no corefile, nothing. But the exit status is
always 53.
I'm beginning to wonder if this is telling me
On 10/26/06, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote:
Brett Serkez wrote:
While this is being addressed as a technical issue, the proxy server
is presumably used to implement company policy. While you will likely
succeed in circumventing the proxy server, will this put you in
violation of company
Thank you Rene, for alerting me to cygcheck!
It tells me that the DLL I suspected was missing is, indeed, not on
the PATH. Once I rectified that, the application works.
-Steve
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One additional thing I'd like to say, if people are considering
possibly making a decision based off the line ending of the first line
of the file: it's worth bearing in mind that it's quite possible for a
file to end up with mixed line endings. Most editors are at least
smart enough to convert
Yep, I agree whole-heartedly. I ran across this thread because (guess what?)
the install package did not deliver this file (and I can only guess which
others). I’ve reviewed the thread and, as you note, you were attacked for
pointing out the obvious…
Apparently, if you’re a Cygwin believer or
On Thu, Oct 26, 2006 at 04:51:23PM -0700, gdiviney wrote:
Yep, I agree whole-heartedly. I ran across this thread because (guess what?)
the install package did not deliver this file (and I can only guess which
others). I???ve reviewed the thread and, as you note, you were attacked for
pointing out
I'm not going to get into a discussion about my assumptions or yours. You
have no idea who I am, what I have done or not done to solve this problem,
or even if I have solved this problem. You have no idea what forums I have
been in, how often I encounter or use Cygwin, or what my level of
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According to Rukmini Sarvamangala on 10/26/2006 2:57 PM:
After I download and install cygwin I get the following
text when I start cygwin:
mkdir: cannot create directory `/cygdrive/h': No such
M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote:
I'm sure this is a FAQ, but I didn't see it anywhere on line. How long
before GCC 4.1.1 is available in CygWin, and what can we users do to
accelerate the progress towards said availability?
Why specifically 4.1.1? 4.2.0 has a lot of advantages. Not many people
George Locke wrote:
On 10/25/06, Gary R. Van Sickle g.r.vansickle AT worldnet DOT att DOT
net wrote:
From: George Locke
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 1:48 PM
Subject: device drivers - general info
Hi group,
I am running windows 2k with the most recent Cygwin version
1.5.21-1, just
gdiviney wrote:
I'm not going to get into a discussion about my assumptions or yours. You
have no idea who I am, what I have done or not done to solve this problem,
or even if I have solved this problem. You have no idea what forums I have
been in, how often I encounter or use Cygwin, or what my
On 10/26/2006, Rukmini Sarvamangala wrote:
I'm not sure what or why it's trying to do with an h:
drive. I have a local c and d drive.
You must be using a domain login. According to the domain, your
home is H:. If you want to override that, you can simply edit
'/etc/passwd' to point to a
ProxyCommand /usr/local/bin/corkscrew proxy.domain.com:8080 %h %p
The above looks good.
~/.ssh/jrdepriest.auth
I don't know about the above, I jus t use id_dsa.pub for cvs access
When I run ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED], it automatically invokes the
corkscrew command which reads my user
Can anyone explain what is happening here (using pdksh as my shell) when
I try to set an environment variable using 'read':
This works:
$ read VAR1
Test1
$ echo VAR1 is $VAR1
VAR1 is Test1
This doesn't work:
$ echo Test2 | read VAR2
$ echo VAR2 is $VAR2
VAR2 is
This works within the 'while'
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Charles,
autoconf-2.60 needs a patch to fix AC_PATH_XTRA (XrmInitialize is
defined in libX11, not libXt), see below.
Yaakov
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Marek:
Thank you. :-)
David
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Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 2:15 PM
To: David Christensen
Cc: 'Reini Urban'; pod-people@perl.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'cygwin'
Subject: RE: FW: Cygwin Perl bug -- pod2usage(-verbose
Oh, i though otherwise. never mind then :)
-g
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
It is not a goal of this project to have these tools be used by the
windows
community. However, if individuals or groups in this community find the
tools useful, it is also not a goal to keep them from using
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