Installed the latest coreutils OK.
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by Windows?
Yeah, the story you just read is true. Count your blessings if the worst MS
does to you is hit your floppy drive once in a while.
PS: I thought you were Korn-shell-guy. ;-)
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a notion, let 'er rip. ;-)
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worked without
incident.
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if
that's because it supports format=flowed or does its own kooky thing.
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. If gcc is running full-out compiling your files,
unless you take some special action to lower its priority, the next Windows
app to come along is only going to run at half speed. Run another app,
and now each process gets only a third of the available processor. Etc etc.
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Can we now stop this off-topic clash of the titans and get
back to cygwin, please?
Not until somebody tells me where I can download this Army Mozilla 1.0.
And don't evey try lying to me - I can read souls.
;-)
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You aren't telling us the whole truth. There's no way on
earth it should even load, let alone crash: you should get a
requester saying Could not find missing dll in path
a copy of cygwin1.dll along with the exe != computer [has] cygwin
installed
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I have vim, but I still like to use notepad, which only works
with \r\n...
Dude, nobody *likes* to use notepad ;-). Google for a little gem called
Textpad, and don't look back.
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changes.
You mean some people were able to maintain copyrights to the
code they wrote for setup. How does this work.
bk
Setup is not Cygwin.
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in the world.
I can't say I've ever seen a Windows app do this. Most simply don't have
command line options. Those that do document them in Help. Of course we
don't have that either
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How old are you not yet to have learned that saying 'Hey, you
stupid bastards, you guys really suck, help me out now!' doesn't work?
Yeah, how old is cgf anyway?
ZING! ;-)
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in the registry, in the appropriate places (analogous to the
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Hi Chuck,
Applied to branch-2-0, except that I've used $host_os to simplify the case
matching. I'll port into HEAD shortly.
Thanks!
Gary.
Charles Wilson wrote:
Peter sent me an updated version of this patch, which fixes the quoting
of the exit command, and removes os2 from the case
sourced, check that generated_by_libtool_version
is nonempty, instead of notinst_deplibs.
Thanks. Applied to HEAD and branch-2-0.
Cheers,
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and the GUI code.
Hear hear. I also think Igor's resources dir is a good idea.
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, but then as now that seemed to me to be a false
economy.
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An argument for demand-downloaded .mo files, then?
An argument for simply adding the translations to res.rc as
localized STRINGTABLES.
MESSAGETABLES
Then you can use FormatMessage() and things are much less brain-bamaging.
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that it really can't be relied
on to do anything though. That will avoid people who come along later, see
that sync looks like it should be working but isn't, and wonder what's
wrong when there really isn't anything wrong.
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Unfortunately most of the rc entries are hardcoded and are
not calculated at init. I'd prefer to calc them at init and
place the ressources then relatively from left, up, right and
bottom, but this looks like a lot of work.
It is.
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Gary R. Van Sickle schrieb:
Unfortunately most of the rc entries are hardcoded and are not
calculated at init. I'd prefer to calc them at init and place the
ressources then relatively from left, up, right and bottom,
but this
looks like a lot of work.
It is.
Ah, I see. Not much
Now how did that subject line get through my spam filter?
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Hello Harold,
your nail works (if you can read this;)
To test the direct SMTP mail with nail I have this in .mailrc
in my home directory:
set smtp=192.168.1.1
set asksub
set askcc
set askatend
that is: fuck 'em.
I'll port it just to be a thorn in the guys side.
Harold
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, ...in the context in question. I though sure that
this was already tried, and whoever was doing it was unable to get a usable
console handle and eventually gave up. What the problem may have been, or
even if I'm remembering correctly, I know not.
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setup.exe which
is a 100% command-line program that normally just spawns winsetup.exe, the
current GUI setup, and goes away. Give it --help, and it prints help in
the regular command-line way and exits. Yeah, two exes, but worse tragedies
have happened.
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On Thu, 14 Oct 2004, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
[snip]
I thought if a GUI app called printf it generally caused
a console
to be opened for it. Maybe that's only with msvcrt. In
any case,
the fact is that it is being run from a cmdline and so
it certainly
can communicate
as a reminder to myself of what some
of my available operations are, and exactly what 'all' does.
Feel free to improve the particulars of my help text. The
main thing is that I think some help text is needed.
Andrew.
Hear hear.
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--- generic-build-script.orig 2004-10
anything that wasn't so
specialized that if you needed it, it was unreasonable to expect some
package to do it for you (i.e. arg permutation).
Reini, what exactly are the features [you] miss here?
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Wget appears to still work.
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So these little unfindable jewels exist not to be used _by_
new users, but to be shot _at_ new users in ascerbic opprobrium.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Unix my friend, where you must be an
expert before you can be a beginner.
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On a semi-unrelated note: Didn't this very mailing list, which so disturbs
Mr. Faylor on a continual basis, buy him a laptop not too long ago, when he
was suckered by an E-bay con?
Perhaps this list is too sensitive.
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even work without resorting to managed mounts?
Nope, it can't. Special chars in the filenames which Windows either doesn't
support at all or treats differently than Unii. Maildir is a decent idea
implemented in a non-POSIX, non-portable manner.
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throughout various system APIs without
any problem for years.
Sysinternals hooks, AVPersonal virus guard. But I wouldn't
expect this to work without any problems if the name symantec
or mcafee is involved.
A. Men.
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the task requestor for the tasks that you
have an interest in helping with.
www.cygwin.com
Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
And I've had the same positive experience with Windows XP
stable...
plus tons of Windows Updates, plus SP1, plus tons of
Windows updates,
plus SP2 (Plus Cygiwn of course
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
On Thu, 30 Sep 2004, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
Well, yes. The flash drive is a Sandisk Cruzer Mini which is USB
2.0 with fallback to 1.1. The computer is a Dell Dimension 4600
which claims eight USB 2.0 connectiors.
Running Windows XP.
[snip
On Oct 1 05:08, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
1. Roll up your sleeves, get to work, and let the list know when
you're done. The maintainers (yes, I'm looking at you
Chris) will
at best see this as a threat to their little fifedom, and the only
help you'll get will be in the form
, RCS/CVS, web
programming, database programming, Unix systems programming,
Unix and Windows system administration, etc.:
Well, what more skills do you think are required to do this? If you're
reasonably proficient in all these, it seems to me that your skills are not
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That is simultaneously so sweet and so wrong.
I wonder which Device Class that one falls under ;-).
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Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
No, test development should be done by people not involved with the
development of the software under test, or you have a
conflict of interest.
Not entirely true. There's whitebox testing -- where
knowledge of internals is used to craft the test
and/or help from anybody else. I wish you well.
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for speed reasons
alone (cp was corrupting files over the network back in the day). I can't
think of any other alternatives offhand that would make any sense to do a
local copy like this.
What happens if you cp between two hard drives, or across the network? Same
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seems like something's wrong somewhere. Are you
running USB2.0 hub-to-device?
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Gerrit schrieb:
Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
I'm running XP SP2, setup.exe crashes, I cannot install the latest
packages.
So currently I cannot use my XP box to work on new packages.
I've been running SP2 for quite a while now at work and home and
haven't had any trouble with setup
. Wonder if it's more likely to happen now or
less
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for quite a while now at work and home and haven't had
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is therefore *NOT* fair game in anyone's mind for directing shame at me.
Excellent catch. Applied. Thankyou very much!
Cheers,
Gary.
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Chris,
Did you build the 9-15 snapshot with the newlib problem? I'm getting the
same symptom as the ones that did, i.e. bash hangs on startup and you never
get a prompt.
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I'll restrain myself in the future, and will keep learning
from the list how to be helpful without being shot down.
Wow, did YOU stumble into the wrong mailing list!
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As far as I can tell the O_BINARY changes are good to have.
Earl
Well, mandatory if standards are to be cloven to and tragedy is to be
avoided.
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with rxvt as well. Never used to. Wonder who fixed that when.
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be changed to GNU/Linux emulation layer or Stallman will throw a
hissy fit.
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that one!
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Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
Welcome to the 21st century, where computers can't even
unambiguously
represent written text.
Isn't this something unicode was meant to solve?
Yes, and if implemented properly, it mostly does.
or does
unicode still need a codepage to map to glyphs
want to convey that you
didn't make the error when transcribing the quote:
Blah bl-blah blah blha (sic) blah blah.
I think it's Latin for yep, that's what the man said.
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you're just SOL.
Welcome to the 21st century, where computers can't even unambiguously
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have appended my ssh_config file.
Cheers,
Gary.
# $OpenBSD: ssh_config,v 1.19 2003/08/13 08:46:31 markus Exp $
# This is the ssh client system-wide configuration file. See
# ssh_config(5) for more information. This file provides defaults for
# users, and the values can be changed in per-user
[snip problems building under cygwin on HT machines]
FWIW,
Kate Ebneter
iPod Build Engineer
Apple Computer, Inc.
Um, just out of curiosity... Why is Apple using a Unix emulation running on
Microsoft Windows to do their builds?
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on my own. I bought every one of those computers. The VIC,
the 128, the Amiga, The Tandy, the 286, the 386, the Compaq
Presario and now an HP.
1. So *YOU* are the other guy who bought a C-128! I knew I wasn't the only
one!
2. What in blazes are you talking about?
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the contents
of their harddisk. A ridiculous state of affairs of course, but here we
are.
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On Aug 26 22:48, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
Well, I just did my 2 minute due diligence and looked up the
difference between advisory and mandatory file locking. Did I read
right? Does advisory locking actually in no way prevent
write access to the locked
file unless all
be missing something there), couldn't this be implemented
in Windows simply as named mutexes, with the names being some
suitably-chosen derivative of the file name? You wouldn't even need to do
any explicit sharing between Cygwin processes then.
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of get what you deserve, IMO. Just stick
with Cygwin CVS and you'll be all set.
...as long as you don't put the repository on a text mount.
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with Cygwin is pretty much limited to
cvs (client) and wget these days. Autotools, gcc, and friends seem to have
no problems.
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with Cygwin is pretty much limited to
cvs (client) and wget these days. Autotools, gcc, and friends seem to have
no problems.
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But Cygwin doesn't emulate all of Posix, only parts of it, right?
Most of it. And what Cygwin don't have, you don't want. ;-)
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and/or multiprocessor machines. You're not Just Mean(tm),
are you?
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[snip]
For filename completion, the following might help
.inputrc:
set completion-ignore-case on
set bell-style none
Oh nonono dude, gotta have the completion bell, that's the best part!
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to quit.
Otherwise, let's just let it die and move on. I think all
relevant points have been made already.
Indeed.
Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let us economise it. - Mark
Twain
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Mit freundlichen Grüssen,
?
With friendly Grüssen.
I knew that high school German would come in handy some day... ;-)
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? I downloaded it and can't get it to provide that
functionality. Am I missing some checkbox somewhere?
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. They latch into outlook/oe to provide this functionality.
Are you sure this is true? I downloaded it and can't get it
to provide that functionality. Am I missing some checkbox somewhere?
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Ok, it can be configured to do what's mentioned in the acronym dealy
GARY VANSICKLE wrote:
There's three reasons people knee-jerk against HTML email:
1. It isn't ASCII (i.e. the Back in my day a child would open up a
gift and within seconds he'd either burst into flames or lose a limb!
That's the way it was and we liked it![1] Defense).
2a. There isn't
and such.
If somebody isn't able
or willing to learn these rules, bad luck for him or her.
I'm against pampering clueless people so that they can lean
back and stay clueless. Call me mean.
You're mean ;-).
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[1] Dana Carvey, Grumpy Old Man, SNL
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opinion,
Corina, is uncompromising.
Hit the bricks DeFaria, we don't need your cool head and clear thinking
'round these parts! ;-)
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even the slightest indication that
they want Chris do anything with respect to this?
DISCLAIMER: I am not asking Chris to do anything with respect to this post.
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: on /cygdrive/c type user (textmode,noumount)
d: on /cygdrive/d type user (textmode,noumount)
e: on /cygdrive/e type user (textmode,noumount)
And you're all set. You have to umount before mounting if any of the
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key deletes stuff without all kinds of configuration contortions by
the user.
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to my mind when I switched over to using
gbs for packaging mutt. I'd put an else clause in though and croak if
there's no defs file.
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
Actually Gary, its called SP2 RC1, for XP. Its going through that
phase, with SP1 RC2 due out towards the end of the month, and the
actual SP2 going to the RTM phase so that its in time to be released
by the 21 July, date. (If you can believe that.)
I of course
with... Japanese I think?... filenames. Perhaps this is in some way related
to that...
As I remember, there wasn't any problem like this before my update few
days ago.
[snip]
...or possibly not.
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that I put in my
last cygwin DLL release announcement.
cgf
Huh? Can't whoever's running the mailing list now just set things up to put
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tantrums via personal
email. TIA.)
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when you can do it, the method is completely different in Win9x
and the NT series.
Gary
Are you saying this can be done with admin privs?
Yep.
Where would I find
out how to do this on NT?
I think you have to look in the Windows DDK documentation, under mass
storage IOCTLs. You essentially
, and BuildDate
2000-04-07 00:28:57) supplied with a version of Swarm (2.1.1, see wiki.swarm.org). The
source code is released under the GNU GPL, and available for download at
http://www.macaulay.ac.uk/fearlus/floating-point/download.html
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could probably be added to the cygserver by somebody with
sufficient reason to do so. Until that happens, if you really truly need an
all-the-way-to-the-media flush in cygwin, you're SOL.
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I got this *System Error* message in my e-mail:
*plonk*
Ahh...
cgf
I'm concerned that creator might be dropping some critical data.
However someone more knowledgeable in these matters will have debug
this.
I also don't have a 64 sheet test roll installed in my bathroom.
I got this *System Error* message in my e-mail:
*plonk*
Ahh...
cgf
I'm concerned that creator might be dropping some critical data.
However someone more knowledgeable in these matters will have debug
this.
I also don't have a 64 sheet test roll installed in my bathroom.
Brian
On Thu, Apr 22, 2004 at 08:26:00AM -0700, Eduardo Chappa wrote:
:) that Cygwin is different (e.g. we could do this in the cygwin
:) applications mailing list).
:)
:) Why do you want to change so many programs when all you need is a
:) cygwin managed mount?
IMO, the correct
tunnel.
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Brewer. Patriot.
[1] This is not a guarantee.
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Hi all,
I found a way to issue an actual sync() on win32, and as browsing
through winsup directory gave me only this
winsup/sygwin/syscalls.cc #1128
extern C int
sync ()
{
return 0;
}
I think cygwin DLL might benefit from a code I found by looking in
sync.exe by
[snip]
SUSv3 has this to say about sync():
quote
The sync() function shall cause all information in memory that updates
file
systems to be scheduled for writing out to all file systems.
The writing, although scheduled, is not necessarily complete upon return
from
sync().
/quote
and will deal with it accordingly.
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I apologise for this complication, but I had to take these measures to
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Thanks,
Gary
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Noo... Please, remove all of these safety checks.
There must be some kind of user sanity presupposition. Or else the tools
soon will be crippled to a state where they are unusable for normal work.
FWIW I'm with Hannu. Should rm ask you, Do you *really* want to delete
this file?, or make a
Subject: Re: cygwin... from Turkey
...NER NERRR!
Keep on rockin' in the Free world!...
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