>
> > In the directions, we are told to update our scripts using the
> > 'script-update' script. When I ran it in the cygwin program, it was
> > unable to find 'wget', 'find', 'grep', and 'sort'.
>
That is becuase you do not have those utilities installed within cygwin. You
need to re-run the cygwin "setup.exe" and look through the program list and
install those programs.
maybe you can fix this problems just including those binaries within the
> PATH instead of modifying the script.
Their should be no reason to modify the path, so long as you are running the
script from a cygwin bash prompt and NOT cmd.exe it should be fine, if those
programs are installed in cygwin (see above).
>
> Sorry i can not help much on this, but I think that you my add them this
> way:
> " To get to the Windows path, right click "My Computer" icon,
> "Properties" option, choose "Advanced" tab, then "Environment Variables"
> button to get to the User variables. Then either define a new variable
> PATH or edit it to include c:\cygwin\bin"
This should not be necessary as the cygwin bash prompt will have this
defined already, but if for some strange reason it itsnt, its likely cleaner
to uninstall and reinstall cygwin then to try to muck around with the path.
Using unattended scripts + cygwin is actually quite straightforward, so long
as you realize all commands you want to use at the cygwin prompt need to be
installed inside cygwin using the cygwin supplied "setup.exe" see:
www.cygwin.com
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