Corinna Vinschen wrote:
>
> Could you please send me (to my personal account) straces of
> `touch foo' and `chmod 666 foo'? Gzipped would be nice.
You are NOT going to believe this.
$ id
uid=1000(cwilson) gid=513(None) groups=513(None)
$ umask
002
$ cd //belgarion/Common
$ strace touch foo > ~/
Betraying how little I understand, I'm not sure which of these applies.
I find *.info files here and there, but "$ info" doesn't find much of
anything. I figured there was some step that would have moved them to the
/usr/info directory or set up links to them or something. Building or adding
to
On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 09:28:49PM -0500, David A. Cobb wrote:
>[ I've got my asbestos undies on tight! Yes, I scanned my own archive
>back to 9/1/2000 ]
>
>Someone, I believe it was Charles, mentioned that the make process does
>not do the makeinfo. [Always? or just sometimes?] Anyway, he incl
[ I've got my asbestos undies on tight! Yes, I scanned my own archive
back to 9/1/2000 ]
Someone, I believe it was Charles, mentioned that the make process does
not do the makeinfo. [Always? or just sometimes?] Anyway, he included
the appropriate
command + options to use. At XNix, I'm a raw n
It seems that cygwin tclsh is unable to "see" the mounted cygwin filesystem.
Is there a fix for that? Is there a later version of tcl for cygwin?
(I am using cygwin 1.1.5)
$ cygtclsh80 /home/joseph/mytclscript
couldn't read file "/home/joseph/mytclscript": no such file or directory
While
$
Here's the full output (Protocol 1) when k02189 w/ a valid crypt password
has been added to /etc/passwd. Note that I verified proper user setup by
firing up inetd and rlogin to the box using that user id.
ssh -v:
debug1: sshd version OpenSSH_2.3.0p1
debug1: Seeding random number generator
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 20:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> As requested, here is the full output of both "ssh -v" and "sshd -d".
> In order to simplify, I'm only including the output of running via
> Protocol 1 when no entry exists on the WindMill passwd file for the
> given user (which work
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 21:05, R. Andrew Bailey wrote:
>> I'm using Opensshd 2.3.0p1 with Cygwin 1.1.6 on a bunch of Win2k
> machines. I
> run sshd via srvany. I'm seeing a problem when executing remote
> commands. Basically, I'll get output from the remote command about 1
> in 5 times I ru
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 19:52, Charles Wilson wrote:
> One difference is that the 'cwilson' user has different UID's on the
> local and remote system (1000 on local, 1002 on remote). After
> adding this line to my local /etc/passwd (ignore linewrapping):
>
> csw_belg::1002:513:Charles Wilso
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 22:52, J. J. Farrell wrote:
> > From: Christopher Faylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 07:53:53AM +0100, Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
> > >$ mount c:\ftp /ftp
> > >mount: /ftp: Invalid argument
> >
> > If you do not specify a full path spec, you'll get
> From: Christopher Faylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 07:53:53AM +0100, Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
> >
> >$ mount c:\ftp /ftp
> >mount: /ftp: Invalid argument
>
> If you do not specify a full path spec, you'll get an "invalid argument"
> error message.
>
> I don't know why you
John Wiersba wrote:
>
> Charles,
>
> Perfect! That was the problem. I solved it by reinstalling everything from
> scratch. The make of ruby is going much better. Thanks for your help!!
Glad it's working. (more or less)
> I'm having a problem further on now. I've sent email to the author,
Charles,
Perfect! That was the problem. I solved it by reinstalling everything from
scratch. The make of ruby is going much better. Thanks for your help!!
I'm having a problem further on now. I've sent email to the author, but I
thought I'd ask you on the off chance that you've actually bu
<13 Dec 2000, 9:48 Uhr wars, als Christopher Faylor folgendes schrub:>
< Re: tar a filesystem outside of /cy >
> >The second case is o.k., argument ftp is invalid, but in first case,
> >not /ftp is invalid, but 'c:ftp' because the quote is a quote and a
> >backslash or slash is missing in this
Hi,
I'm using Opensshd 2.3.0p1 with Cygwin 1.1.6 on a bunch of Win2k
machines. I
run sshd via srvany. I'm seeing a problem when executing remote
commands. Basically, I'll get output from the remote command about 1
in 5 times I run it. The timing appears fairly random, take some
command like,
As requested, here is the full output of both "ssh -v" and "sshd -d". In
order to simplify, I'm only including the output of running via Protocol 1
when no entry exists on the WindMill passwd file for the given user (which
worked in the prior OpenSSH).
ssh -v:
SSH Version OpenSSH_2.3.0p1, prot
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
>
> Chuck, I would really like to do this but it works for me.
> If I only would know the difference between your and my system...
One difference is that the 'cwilson' user has different UID's on the
local and remote system (1000 on local, 1002 on remote). After adding
t
Hi,
Don't know if this will help, but with regard to the user32.dll
initialization error popup, take a look at the MS kb article
Q142676.
Regards,
Doug Wyatt
> I have written about this problem before, but am still encountering
> the same errors. I am using setup.exe version 2.29 to load
> cyg
Using cygwin 1.1.6-1 with the latest version of make/bash/etc works
signficantly better for us than 1.1.5 -- thanks much for all the work to
produce this version!
One question: when doing builds with the -j2 job flag, i've seen the below
messages appear occasionally:
make[1]: *** [doc] Hangup
ma
John Wiersba wrote:
>
> Charles,
>
> I simplified the problem a little, to get rid of dllwrap:
>
>$ cd ruby-1.6.1/ext/curses
>$ gcc curses.o -L../.. -lcygwin-ruby16 -lncurses
>curses.o: In function `free_window':
>/.../ruby-1.6.1/ext/curses/curses.c:65: undefined reference to `s
On Wednesday 13 Dec 00, Christopher Faylor writes:
> His activities encourage me to think that this free software project
> is a viable endeavor and worthy of *my* time.
That was the main reason for my contributing, BTW. I can't live
without Cygwin, so thought I should help.
> Thank you, David.
Apologies for replying to a 3-month-old thread:
On Tuesday 10 Oct 00, DJ Delorie writes:
>
> > Or is there a technique to have setup.exe do this for you? If not,
> > could/should it be extended to do so?
>
> If you bunzip2 it, gzip it, rename it to cygwin-MMZZ.tar.gz, put
> it in an empty
At 10:49 AM 12/13/2000, Christopher Faylor wrote:
>I've expressed appreciation to our FAQ maintainer, David
>Starks-Browning, in another message, but I thought that it probably was
>somewhat buried in the discussion.
>
>So, I just wanted to formally express my appreciation here. David is
>doing a
I've expressed appreciation to our FAQ maintainer, David
Starks-Browning, in another message, but I thought that it probably was
somewhat buried in the discussion.
So, I just wanted to formally express my appreciation here. David is
doing an unbelievable job at maintaining the FAQ. Under his di
At 10:24 AM 12/13/2000, Richard Dixon wrote:
>Dear All,
>
>A novice's question here - just got Cygwin running using an older version
>(a 10MB-or-so executable containing all the relevant files).
>
>It seems to be OK in terms of running but when typing in the bash shell,
>there are lots of beeps a
On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 03:24:36PM +, Richard Dixon wrote:
>A novice's question here - just got Cygwin running using an older version
>(a 10MB-or-so executable containing all the relevant files).
>
>It seems to be OK in terms of running but when typing in the bash shell,
>there are lots of bee
At 10:07 AM 12/13/2000, S.Mostafa Kalantar wrote:
>In The name of GOD
>
>Hi, Is there any setting(e.g Enviroment Variables)
>which must be set in order to use a 'cygwin.dll' (B20)
>in a Win98 Enviorement?
>
>Best Regards
>
>Mostafa Kalantar
>Departemant of Computer Sience, University of Mashad, Ir
Dear All,
A novice's question here - just got Cygwin running using an older version
(a 10MB-or-so executable containing all the relevant files).
It seems to be OK in terms of running but when typing in the bash shell,
there are lots of beeps and any letters I type often delete the previous
lett
See comments below.
At 08:56 AM 12/13/2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Dear Cygwin:
>
>I am compiling C (not c++) programs with gcc under Cygwin/Win98. The source
>code and headers (#includes) are partially on the Windows-box and partially
>on a UNIX box connected via a TCP/IP network. The UNI
In The name of GOD
Hi, Is there any setting(e.g Enviroment Variables)
which must be set in order to use a 'cygwin.dll' (B20)
in a Win98 Enviorement?
Best Regards
Mostafa Kalantar
Departemant of Computer Sience, University of Mashad, Iran
On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 07:53:53AM +0100, Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
><12 Dec 2000, 15:58 Uhr wars, als Christopher Faylor folgendes schrub:>
>< Re: tar a filesystem outside of /cy >
>
>
>> In that case you were using backslashes in bash. For the 1th
>> time: a backslash is a quot
Hi!
Tuesday, 12 December, 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BPKao> As the subject says, I'd like to volunteer to add condition
BPKao> variables (pthread_cond_t, etc.) to the Cygwin pthread library,
BPKao> but I've never hacked Cygwin before and I really don't know what
BPKao> steps are required to s
Now, I know not everyone depends on fortune to start the day the way I do
(:-)
Seriously, I bring this up because it seems strange and may be symptomatic
of something important.
I'm sorry I can't be specific about what "latest update" means. I have
gotten the habit of running the GUI setup on a
Dear Cygwin:
I am compiling C (not c++) programs with gcc under Cygwin/Win98. The source
code and headers (#includes) are partially on the Windows-box and partially
on a UNIX box connected via a TCP/IP network. The UNIX file/printer server
is VisionFS, basically an upgrade to SCO's Advanced
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 14:31, CyberZombie wrote:
> I had done both, but thought that the output would be overwhelming
> for the maillist -- which is why I cut it down to the lines I
> provided. If you'd like, I can send you the files as an attachment
> when I get to the office?
Yes, send
--- "Gerrit P. Haase" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The second case is o.k., argument ftp is invalid, but in first case,
> not /ftp is invalid, but 'c:ftp' because the quote is a quote and a
> backslash or slash is missing in this place, so there is the wrong
> error message, IMHO.
The stand
I had done both, but thought that the output would be overwhelming for the
maillist -- which is why I cut it down to the lines I provided. If you'd
like, I can send you the files as an attachment when I get to the office?
- Original Message -
From: "Corinna Vinschen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi,
just a quick note..
i got which 2.12 from mirror.aarnet.edu.au:/freebsd/ports/distfiles..
and it compiled clean.. and works fine..
thanks,
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Hi,
i'm missing updatedb in my findutils.
How could i build a db for locate?
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On Wednesday 13 December 2000 10:55, Robert Collins wrote:
> Where is the prototype for chroot()? My doco says it's gotten by
> including unistd.h.. but I can't see it.
Correct. There's no prototype currently.
Corinna
--
Corinna Vinschen Please, send mails regarding Cygwin to
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 06:03, Chris Abbey wrote:
> was some special configure option used to build this? I see
> nothing cygwin specific in the bundle, but the build dies a
> ways in with:
>
> ../mkbuiltins.exe -D . ulimit.def
> gcc -c -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -DSHELL -I. -I.. -I.. -I../include
Start sshd with option -d and the ssh with option -v to get lots
of debug output. The below output is not enough to be able to
appraise the situation.
Corinna
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 02:40, CyberZombie wrote:
> I loaded the new OpenSSH as bundled in Cygwin (2.3) and can no longer
> connec
On Tuesday 12 December 2000 21:29, Charles Wilson wrote:
> I'm not sure how NTSEC/noNTSEC permissions and SAMBA interact. My
> short tests show that I can create and delete files and directories
> on a *SMB* share (hosted on WinNT, not a SAMBA share hosted on
> linux/unix/etc).
SAMBA supports ac
Where is the prototype for chroot()? My doco says it's gotten by including unistd.h..
but I can't see it.
Rob
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"Gerrit P. Haase" wrote:
>
> <3 Dec 2000, 18:25 Uhr wars, als Charles S. Wilson folgendes schrub:>
> < [avail for test] readline-4.1-1 >
>
> > I've just uploaded readline-4.1-1 to sourceware. Readline is a library
> > that provides user-input functions complete with history functions and
> > li
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