I just pulled the source for cygwin-1.3.5-3 and
see that there are 3 different copies/versions
of getopt.c, 1 of getopt1.c and a getoptlong.c
So, when I do a getopt in my piece of code,
which copy/flavour/version of getopt am I going
to invoke??
I need to track down an issue, but I would like to
I am using the latest setup.exe from the cygwin site.
$ ls -al setup.exe
-rwxrwxrwx1 Administ 514218112 Nov 28 09:56 setup.exe
$ md5sum -b setup.exe
d91a97dcd67b7cb9c6aaa408cf431b01 *setup.exe
On Wed, 28 Nov 2001 17:36:55 +0100, Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
>Hallo Mark,
>
>2001-11-28 17:
Hi,
I just grabbed the latest copy of setup, and when I try to run it
against either ftp://mirrors.rcn.net or http://mirrors.rcn.net,
I get a huge window with lots of "parsing" errors.
Has anyone else experienced this issue, and where is the problem?
Is rcn out of date, or up to date, and othe
I also had the problem, but it turns out in my case that I had
an incompatibility issue between a version of cygwin1.dll that I
built for debugging, and the production version I downloaded.
Once I deleted my version in /usr/local/bin, everything worked
fine once again.
On Mon, 26 Nov 2001 14:2
I have followed the ntsec guidelines listed in the users guide, and
have actually managed to transform my administrators account into
root, and can telnet/rlogin to my box as root.
However, there seems to be one small caveat. When I login as root,
I can not see any of my uses created under my de
I actually placed something similar in my /etc/profile:
export PS1='\[\033]0;\h:\w\007
\u@\h \w
$ '
On Tue, 20 Nov 2001 09:30:18 -0800 (PST), michael dupont wrote:
>Dear All,
>
>Here is a little script that i have been putting
>togeather from the mailling lists:
>
>echo -e "\033]0; COMMAND $0 $*
Hi,
I have a question about md5sum. It seems like in one of the not
too distant releases of textutils, the md5sum program altered it's
behaviour. Before the change, it would act like the debian/linux
variety, in that if you would do an
md5sum <
you would get a result, and that would be all, e
Have you grabbed and installed the cygipc
package. You can get it by going to the cygwin
home page, selecting other software/packages, and then look
for cygipc. Install it, and fire up the ipc-daemon
service, and then try your examples again
Of course, this is assuming you mean you are usi
Yes, it is being exported. I have put a -Wl,-export-all-symbols in
the .dll link step, and when I look in the .def file (I have
also added a -Wl,-output-def= statement).
On Wed, 14 Nov 2001 17:36:58 -0500, Larry Hall \(RFK Partners, Inc\) wrote:
>At 05:34 PM 11/14/2001, Mark Paulus wr
Hi,
I have this problem where I am defining a global object
within a dll, but somehow that global definition is not
making it into the main executable. Everything works
fine if the program is statically bound, but I want to know
how to go about debugging the program initialization
steps, to see
login
that won't allow me to telnet to an account with no password
defined.
If anyone has any other ideas and/or hints, I would appreciate them.
Thanks.
On Tue, 13 Nov 2001 16:52:09 +0100, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
>On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 08:39:20AM -0700, Mark Paulus wrote:
>> Hi,
Hi,
I have this issue/question. How can I rlogin/su to a user
account on my WinXP box that doesn't have a password
defined? I like to keep passwords disabled for my home
machines so the kids don't have to worry about it if they
have to reboot. Should the security processes be
smart enough to
Hi,
I'm running the latest copy of cygwin on WinXP, and it looks to me
like the patch for make to invoke g++ on files with extension of .cc
instead of gcc has been lost again? Can this be verified?
$ make -v
GNU Make version 3.79.1, by Richard Stallman and Roland McGrath.
Built for i686-pc-cyg
What is it exactly that you want to do here? The native Windows VNC server
works great, and the native Windows VNC client works great also. With a bit
more info, maybe someone can help.
BTW, you can get the Windows versions of VNC here:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
On Mon, 12 Nov 2001
So,
If I understand this little diddy, one shouldn't just up and do a
"login root"? If that is the case, then what does one do to "become"
another user? I have gotten it to work by telnetting back to my machine
and logging in as root that way, but that is rather "klunky", in my opinion.
However
Hi,
I've tried various permutations of things in /etc/passwd in order
to make login work, and I can't seem to get the correct things worked.
My machine is running Win2K/SP2, connected to a domain, and
roaming profiles are enabled. I have tried doing a mkpasswd -l
and then doing a login with m
I do believe that in general, you shouldn't compile cygwin.dll
in the source directory. create a new subdirectory, called, say build,
and then within build, do a ../configure
On Mon, 29 Oct 2001 16:47:10 -0500, Peter Buckley wrote:
>I hate to ask this to the list, because I am sure it has been
One thing on the port forwarding. You really should make the
host between the two ports be 'localhost'. Otherwise, if you have
firewalls inbetween, this will never work (BTW, vnc works fine
over ssh, but I think you will get confused if you have a VNC server
running on the same machine you are
SSH does this. Look for "port forwarding"
On Thu, 25 Oct 2001 12:21:42 -0700 (PDT), Brian Genisio wrote:
>Hey all,
>
>Is there a way to do networking tunneling through cygwin? I may be getting my
>terminology incorrect, so here is what I want to do...
>
>I would like to create something li
Do we still need help on tape drive access for 1.3.4?? I just
caught mention of a tape drive in this message, (I probably don't
follow the mail lists as closely as I should, since this isn't my
PAYING job). Anyway, if we still need help, I would be willing
to assist. My machine at home is
Hi,
I am attempting to port a program that has the ability to
build an executable using either static libs or .dlls.
However, when I build/run this program with dlls, then it
gets a stackdump. I have put in lots of fprintf(stderr, "In ...());
type messages, and what it looks like, is that one
Maybe because O_WRONLY means "Open for Write Only", which
would imply write permissions, and not just Read???
On Tue, 25 Sep 2001 15:08:14 -0400, Ivan Dobrianov wrote:
>This may have a rather obvious answer, but I can't figure it:
>
>Does anyone know why the following code creates a file with r
If you have firewall(s) between you and the other machine, then
your ssh line is slightly incorrect. It took me two days, and a lot of
reading in the O'Reilly book, "SSH: The Secure Shell". It all boils
down to a couple of paragraphs in section 9.2.4. Also took some
time using the iptraf pac
Hi,
I'm working on converting a linux app to cygwin. One of the
things the build process does is create a .so that is named:
library.so.major.minor.point, and then it creates a soft
link of library.so.major.minor.point to library.so.
I have changed around the LD build options to create a cygwi
Well,
If you are having problems, and you can't debug gdb,
then try this:
Recompile/relink gdb with a -Wl,-Map -Wl,gdb.map option.
Then when you get your crash message, you should be
able to go back to the map file, and figure out which
subroutine/code segment is causing the problem. Then
you
I have a question about the examples. In the Makefile
(for c_and_c++, and c++ at least), there is a reference in
building the objs to the variable DLL_CFLAGS. However,
this does not look like it ever gets set, nor does it appear to
have a value during make execution.
My question is, is this
Hmmm. running 'ld --help' spews out a whole bunch of
stuff on my terminal, and one of the options I see is
--demangle. So, adding the option ' -Wl,--demangle' would
pass that through from gcc/g++ on down to ld.
What I don't know is if --demangle will give you the functionallity
you are desiri
I've been trying to work out this example of how to
make makefiles and shared library modules that are at least slightly
portable between linux and cygwin. But, I'm having some
difficulty.
I have the following 3 code segments:
===
result.cc
=
(508) 893-9779 - RFK Office
>Holliston, MA 01746 (508) 893-9889 - FAX
>
>
>
>At 12:26 PM 9/13/2001, Mark Paulus wrote:
>>This brings up an interesting issue. I'm not sure where the problem
>>lies, or who is responsible for which piece but I wil
This brings up an interesting issue. I'm not sure where the problem
lies, or who is responsible for which piece but I will try to describe this
as cohesively and clearly as I can.
On my win2K box using FAT32, I have a perl script that does the following:
create a temp directory - foo
does a ta
Hi,
I just upgraded to 1.3.3, and ran into a problem with getopt.h
I have a program that is conflicting with the option struct.
On the linux side, this problem is handled by surrounding the
option struct and the _long() functions with:
#ifndef __need_getopt
#endif
However, this is missing in
gt;mattias
>
>-Original Message-
>From: Mark Paulus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 8:34 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Mattias Waldau
>Subject: Re: Installed new bash 2.05-8 and bash stopped working again in
>XP
>
>
>I am going to bet t
Hi,
I have embarked upon a long and arduous path (I haven't
even gotten out of the door, and I'm already exhausted)
to bring the debian package management system/
environment to cygwin. I have gotten some things
accomplished, and would like to know if others are
interested. To date, I have man
I am going to bet that you are running WinXP. This is common for
winXP. To fix it, get a copy of the latest CVS snapshot of cygwin1.dll,
and things should be ok. Actually, I wonder if 1.3.3 will fix it. I
will have to check it out @ home sometime soonly.
On Wed, 12 Sep 2001 20:19:59 +0200,
Well,
I was slightly less than underwhelmed with the results from my
request for a poll. In fact, I was so less than underwhelmed,
that I almost didn't post the results. But for those two guys :)
who responded, I thought I'd post them. (Yes, that's right,
I got exactly 2 responses.) (The
Hi,
I have a problem, and I'm not sure where to start:
Here is the symptom:
When I try to build the apt-get suite, I get some
header file failures. Tracking them down leads to some
header file that has __IMPORT defined within it.
The root of the problem seems to be that apt-get has it's
own s
I am trying to access the mbox-formatted archives
for this year, and I keep getting a "not found" page.
I'm assuming that maybe a directory structure changed, but
the script that builds the archives hasn't been updated
to reflect the new structure???
Anyway, I am looking for references to the thr
Are you by chance trying to compile/link a C++ program/module?
I have found that the header files that Charles provides have not
been "C" externalized, so the namespace is not preserved, which
causes link problems.
Charles,
Would you like me to furnish quick patches to address this issue?
I have
Hi,
I am trying to port/build the fakeroot package, and I'm
having a problem linking. I have downloaded
and installed the cygipc-1.09-2.tar.gz, and have
run ipc-daemon --install-as-service. It starts fine, and
the ipctest tests seem to work ok.
However, when I'm trying to link the faked progr
.dll - os=4.0 img=1.0 sys=4.0
> "cygtk80.dll" v0.0 ts=2000/11/25 20:43
> 41k 2001/07/04 C:\cygwin\bin\cygXpm-noX4.dll - os=4.0 img=1.0 sys=4.0
> "cygXpm-noX4.dll" v0.0 ts=2001/7/3 21:21
> 45k 2001/07/04 C:\cygwin\bin\cygXpm-X4.dl
Where did you include the cygcheck output? (If it's an attachment, it didn't make
it through...)
A couple of things to check. What is the value of $TERM? You can check this either
doing an 'echo $TERM', or doing an 'infocmp'.
What are the first couple of lines of output from the 'infocmp' comm
fix, then get it from the vim site
On Fri, 31 Aug 2001 07:37:00 -0600, Mark Paulus wrote:
>I have noticed the same thing. I'm thinking something
>got into the vim syntax directory that wasn't supposed to
>be there. Here is a copy of my "fixed" dtd.vim,
>if
I have noticed the same thing. I'm thinking something
got into the vim syntax directory that wasn't supposed to
be there. Here is a copy of my "fixed" dtd.vim,
if you'd like to try it out
On Fri, 31 Aug 2001 10:24:30 +0100, Don Sharp wrote:
>While editing the file indicated below I got the f
Rather than gather this information informally, via the newslist
(And eating up the bandwidth), I would like to propose a poll.
I will even volunteer to gather the results, correlate them, and
publish them sometime early next week.
So, if you are running Windows XP in any flavor (beta 1/2, RC1/
Hi,
I have a question about the behaviour of rmdir
(winsup/cygwin/dir.cc). According to the
man 2 rmdir, (and a little empirical test on a linux
box), when rmdir() is called with a filename that doesn't
exist, errno is set to 2 / ENOENT.
However, within CYGWIN, errno is set to ENOTDIR,
which
:05 -0600, Mark Paulus wrote:
>> Ok, I am guilty as charged of the "minimilistic" information.
>> I am trying to build the debian dpkg source package, in an
>> effort to start a debian-cygwin project. dpkg does use
>> autoconf, and as such, I ran it in it's d
ou gave me, and then
see about what it takes to get it to build OOB.
Thanks for you time, and patience in this case with a
very abrupt and hasty plea for help.
On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 14:14:26 -0400, Charles Wilson wrote:
>Mark Paulus wrote:
>
>> Thanks, that worked. But, it makes me con
ou gave me, and then
see about what it takes to get it to build OOB.
Thanks for you time, and patience in this case with a
very abrupt and hasty plea for help.
On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 14:14:26 -0400, Charles Wilson wrote:
>Mark Paulus wrote:
>
>> Thanks, that worked. But, it makes me con
source and either provide a patch,
or do whatever to get it to work in both environs).
Thanks.
On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 13:41:58 -0400, Charles Wilson wrote:
>Mark Paulus wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm trying to compile/link a program, and I'm getting the following
>
How are you doing the X stuff through ssh?
on my cygwin box I use: ssh -X -l linux-host.
This sets up my X forwarding from my Linux box to my
cygwin box. Then within the ssh session, I just do a
'xapp', and everything usually works. The -X option to
ssh sets up a "proxy" X server, with it's
Hi,
I'm trying to compile/link a program, and I'm getting the following
undefined reference: _imp__gettext.
Is there some Environment variable, or something special I need to
do to enable gettext?? (BTW, where is the '_imp_' getting
pre-pended to the name anyway??)
Thanks.
--
Unsubscr
My personal preference is to bring the cygwin* entries from my
cygwin box over to the box in question, in my local directory.
Then I do the setenv (I use bash, so its more like
'export TERMINFO=~/terminfo'), and then I just telnet, or
ssh into the box I want to use. The cygwin terminal type see
What would be wrong with looking at the CVS documentation at:
http://www.cvshome.org?
On Tue, 14 Aug 2001 12:24:04 -0400, Charles Wilson wrote:
>T.Phan wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Where is the pserver or what is the setup procedure using pserver and cvs?
>> Thanks!
>
>
>AFAIK, you are breaking n
One small caveat on this (I do this to home quite nicely). If you have
a firewall on both ends, then you actually want to make the middle
parameter be localhost of the Forwarding Address. For a pretty complete
discussion about this, see section 9.2.8 in the O'Reilly SSH: The Secure
Shell book
Borsenkow wrote:
>
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mark Paulus
>> Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 8:32 PM
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Anyone thought about, or done any work wit
Hi,
I have a machine that seems to be having a problem, so I wrote
a little Heartbeat program that dumps a heartbeat to a file
every configurable period. Well, I'm thinking the problem is
heat related, so I would like to have my heartbeat program
access the Motherboard sensors, and dump the rel
Which piece of debian are you thinking would be cool to port?
Since debian is just a particular flavour of Linux, and a particular
way/methodology of packaging/distributing that same
OS and it's utilities, "porting debian" doesn't really make sense.
However, do you want to use the debian packag
You can even use this dump against your .map file. Your error
occurred at Instruction 0x0045C115 (indicated by the eip register)
You should be able to look within your map file, and find out which
function contains that hex address (You will need to look for the function
that starts closest to t
I was just looking through Don Libe's "Exploring Expect" book,
and he lists the following expect script as a replacement for script:
spawn $env(SHELL)
log_file -noappend typescript
interact
"Exploring Expect", Nov 1996, page 180
Thought this might be of interest for whoever was looking
for the
ed
>
>admin@WS007594 ~/scripts
>$ This is not seen
>
> I typed echo This is not seen - The command is invisible !!
>
>admin@WS007594 ~/scripts
>$
>
>
>-Original Message-
>From: Mark Paulus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2001 10:
I believe this is a problem with the way tty's are handled under cygwin.
I tried this script on a friend's debian box, and it also works as expected.
I think what's going on here is that somehow the ssh's stdin is getting
"disconnected" from the expect terminal (I don't know whether the
probl
Are you talking about expect, a tcl derivative/extension, or
something different??
On Tue, 29 May 2001 13:56:39 -0500, Perry Dykes wrote:
>
>I need the unix script utility that records terminal input and output as
>user creates it for cygwin. No luck searching archives.
>
>Does anyone know if a
Has the threading of this version changed is behaviour??
I like to use ftp.nas.nasa.gov as my mirror of choice, and
now I'm getting this strange behaviour where I seem to keep getting
an error message 530 "Sorry: No more than two simultaneous
connections per host are allowed". Any ideas as to
Confirmed on a PII/300 running Win2K, as well as
an AMD Thunderbird/1GHz running WinME
On Wed, 9 May 2001 14:01:44 -0400 (EDT), R Clint Whaley wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm using Win2000 on a P4, using cygwin 1.3.1, gcc 2.95.3-4, downloaded
>and installed today. This version of cygwin does not perfo
have you tried using \\ where you are using \? Perl is probably seeing
the \ as an escape character, so you need to escape the \ to preserve
it. You may need to play with varying levels of \ to get it right
depending on how many downstream filters are looking at the string
(Check out some of Don
string. I could see xttitle changing the title, and then see
it getting re-set back to just the pwd.)
On Tue, 01 May 2001 11:26:01 -0500, Jonathon Merz wrote:
>Mark Paulus wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I don't remember having run across this anywhere. However,
>
Hi,
I don't remember having run across this anywhere. However,
if it has been discussed, I would appreciate pointers to the
relevant locations
Anyway, I have cygwin installed on my Win2K box @ work,
and as I mentioned in a previous thread, I have cygwin
installed on my WinME box @ home, wit
Cygwin runs fine on WinME. I have it running at home. In fact, I use
inetd to run telnetd on my machine at home, and I can telnet into
it from work (Of course I have to ssh to my DMZ machine, and then
I can telnet into it...) The telnet session has some problems
(like the PS1 strings don't "e
Cygwin does run under Win2K Pro (I'm using it right now.)
You should go out to http://www.cygwin.com and get the latest
copy of setup.exe (or use this link:
(http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe)
If you are connected to the internet (either have your modem
already linked, or use an ethernet card/alwa
Hi,
I had a couple of icons on my desktop that have a property of
"d:\cygwin\cygwin.bat"
Whew. Concise and to the point. And highly unuseful (I like creating
new words). Since Cygwin is purported to run in a Win9x environment,
then it should concern itself with that environment (How else can it
make sure it's operating correctly otherwise). I would think this is
an appropriate fo
could you do something with xargs:
echo $(TARGET_LIB) $(DEPEND_FILES) $(OBJS) .depend | xargs rm -f
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001 17:43:39 +0200, Andrea Minosu wrote:
>Dear Andrew,
>Thank you very much for your help.
>
>Yes I'm using gnumake that comes with cygwin.
>
>On my co-workers machines the command
I thought maybe it was "regularly scheduled outage". Didn't mean
to step on anyone's toes, or offend.
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001 12:15:11 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
>
>> Anyone know what's up with the mail archives?? I tried to get to them
>> Fri, and they were down, and they are down again today. Is
Anyone know what's up with the mail archives?? I tried to get to them
Fri, and they were down, and they are down again today. Is it permanent??
Thanks.
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start already does the invoking of the proper program based upon
it's windows file association (do a 'start "window title" file.ext).
Also, doesn't WinNT provide support for defining executable
extensions via the PATHEXT environment variable?? Can't that
be built upon?
On Fri, 30 Mar 2001 15:4
I apologize if this has been asked, but I can't seem to access the mail
archives right now to check. Anyway, I am building fetchmail,
and it mostly builds right out of the box, except for one small problem
which I noticed before but didn't pay attention to much.
It complains that fetchmail.c has
I was looking through the FAQ, and I see about an option to
build binaries that link either the cygwin or the Micro$oft
dlls. However, I do not see an option to build statically linked
binaries that require no dlls. Is this a possibility??
(-static doesn't seem to have any effect:
man gcc:
One other thing I just thought about. You might check your
/usr/lib/libc.a. Mine is a soft link to /usr/lib/libcygwin.a
commpg@CSU6220509A /usr/lib
$ ls -al libc.a
lrw-r--r-- 1 commpg None 22 Mar 9 15:22 libc.a -> libcygwin.a
If that's not the problem, then you have gone beyond
Well, It looks/sounds to me like you are not actually calling
g++, but gcc. It seems wierd. Here is some info from my
machine
commpg@CSU6220509A /usr/bin
$ g++ --version
gcc-2.95.2-9
commpg@CSU6220509A /usr/bin
$ gcc --version
gcc-2.95.2-9
commpg@CSU6220509A /usr/bin
$ ls -alF gcc g++
How are you trying to build this exe. I have the same program,
and if I do a
make hello,
then it fails with all the erros you have listed. This is a known
and reported issue with make, where under cygwin, make uses
gcc for .cc source files instead of g++. Chris Faylor has noted
the error, an
You must place a space between the {} and the \;
find . -mtime 1 -exec rm {} \ ;
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001 23:28:21 +0100, Stein M. Eliassen wrote:
>Hi,
>
>When trying:
>find . -mtime 1 -exec rm {}\ ;
>
>I'm receiving 'find: missing argument to -exec', I've tried several variants
>too.
>
>Even searche
I have noticed a problem with make. Here goes:
I have a small program, hello.cc:
---[ code ]---
#include
#include
void main (void)
{
cout << "Hello World!!" << endl;
}
---[ end code ]-
Hi,
I saw over the weekend that df is returning me a value of 2.0GB for
all the important values on my WinME/Fat32 machine. I know that df is
working correctly on Win2K/Fat32, so I checked the FAQ, and it states
that :
1: It's out of date
2: there is a problem with the winapi stat command.
3
When you say "read", what exactly do you mean??
What is it you want to do with this variable??
On Fri, 02 Mar 2001 08:26:33 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Can any one figure out how to read the value of
>a DOS environmental variable that contains a "." in it's
>name. I would like to stay in a
Not sure about the specifics of your problem, but for automating
things that don't want to be automated, you might want to
"explore expect". Expect is a scripting tool that allows
one to automate things that don't want to be automated.
Do a 'man expect' for lots of info. And if that is overwhel
Yes, the cygwin ssh client does support X11 forwarding.
Having said that, I have one caveat. I had a problem using
the 2.03p1 client with my Netgear RT311 / Linux box combination
at home. The 2.03p1 client would not connect. So, I tried the
20001221 version, and it works fine. I haven't tried
Just realize, the size of the package isn't the whole picture.
You also need the space for the download, the space for the unpacking,
the space for the /usr components (man, bin, lib, etc), and the space
for the "latest" snapshot. I downloaded what I considered
a base system (didn't include gcc,
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001 13:03:25 -0500, Earnie Boyd wrote:
I run Debian on my 2 linux boxes, and the main reason is because
their package management incorporates all of this automatically.
If you run dselect, when you select a package, it tells you when
you are missing a package, or when a package ha
Did you install the textutils and grep packages? And, by chance
did you happen to run the ss-config script from a cygwin/bash shell,
or from an NT command window??
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001 14:52:03 + (GMT), Gbenga wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>I have just run a full installation of
>cygwin/opensshd/vim.
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001 09:51:28 -0500, Jonathan Kamens wrote:
>An off-the-wall idea I wonder if O'Reilly would be willing to
>publish a book about Cygwin. Heck, if they can come up with enough
>material to fill a whole book about SSH, surely they can do the same
>for Cygwin! And with the prosp
t;>Set X11Forwarding=Yes in sshd_config on the Linux system.
>>With the Exceed server running I set DISPLAY=localhost:0
>>in a bash prompt.
>>Specify -X on the ssh command line or X11Forwarding=yes in
>>a config file.
>>The DISPLAY variable should be set automaticall
;in a bash prompt.
>Specify -X on the ssh command line or X11Forwarding=yes in
>a config file.
>The DISPLAY variable should be set automatically when you
>login via ssh.
>
>david
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Mark Paulus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> Sent: Wed
I have Exceed @ work, and I am interested in knowing if anyone
has been successful in melding these two products together??
I am running a debian 2.2. linux box @ home, and I am very
interested in getting the X authentication/forwarding working
with cygwin's ssh.
Thanks.
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Do I need to do this, if I only use the ssh client?? I had a problem with 2.3.0p1,
where it wouldn't connect to my machine @ home through my Netgear
router/firewall. However, the latest snapshot I downloaded allows me to
connect. I don't want to back off and lose my ability to connect unless
yo
Hi,
I have a dual boot win2K with cygwin, and debian 2.2 system.
I have win2K on hda exclusively, and debian on hdb
exclusively. Mounting my FAT/NTFS partitions is no problem
under debian, but I was wondering if it is possible to mount my
ext2fs partition under cygwin?
Thanks.
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Generally, any file that ends in .o is not executable. By convention, this is a
relocatable object file, which still needs to be linked in order to create an
executable binary. Look in your directory for a file called "a.exe" (On a
real unix box, this would be called a.out). If you want your
Under HPUX, to make a printable version of a man page,
I would use the col command to strip the control codes,
'man xxx | col -b | '. However, col is not available under
cygwin. Is there another option to man, or something else
I can/should be using??
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