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Re: Maybe 1.5 Regression: cp failing while working with cygwin 1.3.22

[Corinna Vinschen]

On Jan 15 18:22, Eric Blake wrote:
> According to Corinna Vinschen on 1/15/2008 7:32 AM:
> |> 8808978157900 drwxr-xr-x 1 corinna root 0 Jan 15 14:46 subdir
> |> 8808978157900 drwxr-xr-x 1 corinna root 0 Jan 15 14:46 symlink
> |> [...]
> |> I have no idea why Samba doesn't return the correct i-node number for
> |> symlinks.  This is most unfortunate.
> |
> | Eric, maybe cp(1) can be pushed up a bit by checking the number of
> | hardlinks on the file?  Two files with identical i-nodes are only
> | actually hardlinks to the same file if the number of links is equal
> | and > 1?
>
> I'm not sure how useful that would be.  I already do something similar for
> checking whether two spellings represent the same file with different
> case, but it adds time and the potential for race conditions.  It seems
> like it would be better to work around this samba bug in samba itself, or
> in cygwin1.dll so that all cygwin apps will benefit, rather than
> special-casing and slowing cp even further.

Sigh, I guess you're right.  I hate having to use fake i-node numbers
for Samba.  I will report the problem in Samba's bugzilla and see if
there's a chance to fix this in a future release.  IMHO, it doesn't make
sense to have identical i-node numbers but a link count of 1.


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Re: 'read -p' in ash

[Corinna Vinschen]

On Jan 15 18:24, Eric Blake wrote:
> According to Jerry D. Hedden on 1/15/2008 8:35 AM:
> | According to its man page, 'ash' supports the '-p' option on 'read'.
> |
> | Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong?
>
> Cygwin's ash is notoriously out-of-date and non-POSIX compliant.  For

It's actually notoriously unmaintained and I am the unmaintainer.

> almost all cases, you are probably better off using bash (the exception is
> when running rebaseall, to affect even the libraries used by bash).

That's the only useful situation for using ash.  In all other cases,
bash is sh.


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Re: Cannot install cscope in cygwin

[Reini Urban]

2008/1/16, Pham D. Loc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I started using cygwin and trying to install cscope on WinXP but i couldn't 
> get pass the first step running configure.  The cscope I've download is 
> version 15.6.  When I tried to run configure, I get the following error 
> messages:

Try to install mlcscope, the improved lucent cscope package via setup.exe


> [EMAIL PROTECTED] /cygdrive/d/Program Files/cscope/cscope-15.6
> $ ./configure
> ./configure: line 11: $'\r': command not found

d2u configure

> ./configure: line 19: syntax error near unexpected token `elif'

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FW: can't access c: drive in cygwin

[Shaun Smiley]

The thing is, I know it worked before.  I am actually using 
/cygdrive/c  
As that's what appears as default in bash.  I previously put \cygdrive\c out
of habit. 
Something has changed though.  I think I may have been trying to change a
setting a while back, not realizing that I was breaking it.  I essentially
just need to know how to reset Cygwin settings back to defaults(the way
everything was when I installed it) so that I could get bash to access my
harddrive(via cygdrive) again.  I am unable to find this information
anywhere, however. 

Thanks, 

Shaun S.
-Original Message-
From: Larry Hall (Cygwin) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 7:12 AM
To: cygwin@cygwin.com
Subject: Re: can't access c: drive in cygwin

Shaun Smiley wrote:
> Cygwin has stopped accessing the C: drive like it used to.  When I open
> cygwin bash, I can access \cygdrive\c\documents and settings\shaun  just
> fine.  But, there should be a lot more folders and files under \cygdrive.
> In fact, that particular folder is the only thing that comes up.  No other
> files or folders appear.  I tried reinstalling cygwin, but it seems that
> there are some saved settings somewhere, as it's still behaving the same. 

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Re: FW: can't access c: drive in cygwin

[Larry Hall (Cygwin)]

  Reformatting.

Shaun Smiley wrote:

-Original Message-
From: Larry Hall (Cygwin) [mailto:reply-to-list-only-lh  cygwin  com] 

 ^^^

 Thanks.


Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 7:12 AM
To: cygwin  cygwin  com

   
 Thanks.


Subject: Re: can't access c: drive in cygwin

Shaun Smiley wrote:

Cygwin has stopped accessing the C: drive like it used to.  When I open
cygwin bash, I can access \cygdrive\c\documents and settings\shaun  just
fine.  But, there should be a lot more folders and files under \cygdrive.
In fact, that particular folder is the only thing that comes up.  No other
files or folders appear.  I tried reinstalling cygwin, but it seems that
there are some saved settings somewhere, as it's still behaving the same. 


Please read and follow the problem reporting guidelines given at the link
referenced below:


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> The thing is, I know it worked before.  I am actually using
> /cygdrive/c
> As that's what appears as default in bash.  I previously put \cygdrive\c out
> of habit.
> Something has changed though.  I think I may have been trying to change a
> setting a while back, not realizing that I was breaking it.  I essentially
> just need to know how to reset Cygwin settings back to defaults(the way
> everything was when I installed it) so that I could get bash to access my
> harddrive(via cygdrive) again.  I am unable to find this information
> anywhere, however.


The problem I have in answering your inquiry is that it proceeds from a
false assumption.  Cygwin does not hide things it finds in the file system.
If the directory and files exist in a particular directory and are
accessible, they will be visible and accessible from Cygwin.  But without
knowing more about your configuration, I can only guess as to what your
problems might be (which is why I was directing you to
).  My WAG is that your '/etc/passwd' and
'/etc/group' files are invalid.  You can regenerate them with 'mkpasswd'
and 'mkgroup'.  See:




for details on their usage.  If that doesn't work, you can try setting
'nontsec' in your CYGWIN environment variable.  See:




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>> A: Because it reverses the logical flow of conversation.
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"net use" and sshd passwd vs. public-key

[Grant Edwards]

I'm running Cygwin sshd on a WinXP-Pro machine.  When I ssh-in
using a password, I can map drives with "net use".  When I set
up an authorized_keys file so I don't have to enter a password,
"net use" stops working: I get a system error 5 "access
denied", and it appears to be generated by the machine where
the "net use" is being run, not by the SMB server (it never
sees a request).

>From searching the group, I see this is a known issue and is
caused by the lack of a "logon session" (whatever that is) in
the case of public-key authentication.

What I haven't been able to figure out from my searches is
whether there is a solution/workaround for this problem.  It's
really annoying to have to enter passwords in order to have
mapped drives (it's going to prevent me from automating some
things using shell scripts).

Is there any way to get mapped drives and public-key
authentication working together?

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setup.exe 2.573.2.2 is crashing in Windows XP

[Jose Ramon Huerga]

I've tried to update several times my Cygwin installation under
Windows XP, but setup.exe 2.573.2.2 is crashing all the time. The
automatic bug reporting system of Windows XP is collecting all the
time information about the crash of setup.exe so maybe Microsoft has
more information about the issue...

The bug appears after selecting packages and pressing button .

Jose R.

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[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: stunnel-4.21-1

[Schulman . Andrew]

A new version of the stunnel package is available in the Cygwin
distribution.  stunnel is a program that allows you to encrypt arbitrary
TCP connections inside SSL (Secure Sockets Layer).  stunnel can allow
you to secure non-SSL aware daemons and protocols (like POP, IMAP, LDAP,
etc) by having stunnel provide the encryption, requiring no changes to
the daemon's code.

Changes in version 4.21-1:
* New upstream release, with bug fixes and some new features.  See
/usr/share/doc/stunnel-4.21/ChangeLog for a list.

Please note that, although libstunnel (i.e. cygstunnel.dll) is included
in this package, its use is undocumented AFAICT and so I haven't tried
to test it.  I guess that its purpose is to provide transparent proxy
support via stunnel by something like LD_PRELOAD=libstunnel.dll, but I
don't really know how or if it works.  Test reports are welcome on the
cygwin list, but questions and discussion might better be directed to
the stunnel-users list.

Andrew E. Schulman


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Re: "net use" and sshd passwd vs. public-key

[Grant Edwards]

On 2008-01-16, Grant Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I'm running Cygwin sshd on a WinXP-Pro machine.  When I ssh-in
> using a password, I can map drives with "net use".  When I set
> up an authorized_keys file so I don't have to enter a password,
> "net use" stops working: I get a system error 5 "access
> denied", and it appears to be generated by the machine where
> the "net use" is being run, not by the SMB server (it never
> sees a request).

[...]

> Is there any way to get mapped drives and public-key
> authentication working together?


Perhaps I should add that the problem doesn't exist under
Win2K: "net use" works fine regardless of the ssh
authentication method.

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Re: setup.exe 2.573.2.2 is crashing in Windows XP

[Bipin Upadhyay]

Jose Ramon Huerga wrote:

I've tried to update several times my Cygwin installation under
Windows XP, but setup.exe 2.573.2.2 is crashing all the time. The
automatic bug reporting system of Windows XP is collecting all the
time information about the crash of setup.exe so maybe Microsoft has
more information about the issue...

Checkout event viewer (eventvwr.exe on command prompt) and see if 
anymore info is available.


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Re: setup.exe 2.573.2.2 is crashing in Windows XP

[Alan Humphrey]

I'm having the same problem, only on Vista.


Visual Studio Debugger reports:

Unhandled exception at 0x004ac7e3 in setup.exe: 0xC005: Access violation
reading location 0x01a1ff3c.

Event Viewer says:

Faulting application setup.exe_unknown, version 0.0.0.0, time stamp
0x46821e21, faulting module setup.exe, version 0.0.0.0, time stamp
0x46821e21, exception code 0xc005, fault offset 0x000ac7e3, process id
0x12a8, application start time 0x01c858701d7a3b44.

Note: setup.exe reports its version as 2.573.2.2

I installed an older version of setup (2.510.2.2) from another box and it
worked just fine.

- Alan




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Re: "net use" and sshd passwd vs. public-key

[Adam Thompson]

On 16/01/2008, Grant Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm running Cygwin sshd on a WinXP-Pro machine.  When I ssh-in
> using a password, I can map drives with "net use".  When I set
> up an authorized_keys file so I don't have to enter a password,
> "net use" stops working: I get a system error 5 "access
> denied", and it appears to be generated by the machine where
> the "net use" is being run, not by the SMB server (it never
> sees a request).
>
> From searching the group, I see this is a known issue and is
> caused by the lack of a "logon session" (whatever that is) in
> the case of public-key authentication.
>
Can you perform a net view \\targetserver ?


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Re: setup.exe 2.573.2.2 is crashing in Windows XP

[Larry Hall (Cygwin)]

Alan Humphrey wrote:

I'm having the same problem, only on Vista.


Visual Studio Debugger reports:

Unhandled exception at 0x004ac7e3 in setup.exe: 0xC005: Access violation
reading location 0x01a1ff3c.

Event Viewer says:

Faulting application setup.exe_unknown, version 0.0.0.0, time stamp
0x46821e21, faulting module setup.exe, version 0.0.0.0, time stamp
0x46821e21, exception code 0xc005, fault offset 0x000ac7e3, process id
0x12a8, application start time 0x01c858701d7a3b44.

Note: setup.exe reports its version as 2.573.2.2

I installed an older version of setup (2.510.2.2) from another box and it
worked just fine.


There's a debug version of 2.573.2.2 and two later versions (2.575 and
2.578) available as snapshots at 
if you're interested in tracking things down/trying out other options.

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Re: "net use" and sshd passwd vs. public-key

[Grant Edwards]

On 2008-01-16, Adam Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>> I'm running Cygwin sshd on a WinXP-Pro machine.  When I ssh-in
>> using a password, I can map drives with "net use".  When I set
>> up an authorized_keys file so I don't have to enter a password,
>> "net use" stops working: I get a system error 5 "access
>> denied", and it appears to be generated by the machine where
>> the "net use" is being run, not by the SMB server (it never
>> sees a request).
>>
>> From searching the group, I see this is a known issue and is
>> caused by the lack of a "logon session" (whatever that is) in
>> the case of public-key authentication.
>>
> Can you perform a net view \\targetserver ?

Yes, that works fine.  I see the list of exported directories
and printers.

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Re: "net use" (and "net config")

[cuicui]

Grant Edwards a écrit :

On 2008-01-16, Grant Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


I'm running Cygwin sshd on a WinXP-Pro machine.  When I ssh-in
using a password, I can map drives with "net use".  When I set
up an authorized_keys file so I don't have to enter a password,
"net use" stops working: I get a system error 5 "access
denied", and it appears to be generated by the machine where
the "net use" is being run, not by the SMB server (it never
sees a request).


[...]


Is there any way to get mapped drives and public-key
authentication working together?



Perhaps I should add that the problem doesn't exist under
Win2K: "net use" works fine regardless of the ssh
authentication method.


This is a bit offlist but maybe that's because under Windows 2000, 
network drives are available for the whole system once mounted. With 
Windows XP, the very same function used to map a network drives jailed 
them in the current "userland".


It means that you can have the same (network) drive letter assigned 
multiple times, one in each userland.


This is particularly painful when running programs that elevate their 
privileges as far as the elevated process is not aware of the network 
drives of the user...


FYI, the "net config workstation" command isn't working from a ssh shell.

Nicolas

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Automatic Updates on 2003 with Cygwin

[Terry Bailey]

Hi,

I am running cygwin on Windows 2003.  After there is an automatic 
update by Windows, it takes about 15 to 20 minutes before access is 
available to the Apache site over The Internet. This is true even 
though if do you a ps -ef, you see multiple copies of Apache 
running.  Note that ssh works immediately.  After the next update, 
Apache does not start at all.  And, even when I start it by hand, it 
seems to run very slow.


Can anyone please give me a fix for this?

Note: I have turned of automatic updates.

Thanks,

Terry Bailey


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RE: Possible compromised mirror

[Dave Korn]

On 14 January 2008 21:38, Rob Thomson wrote:

> Earlier today, I installed Cygwin on the Windows XP partition of my laptop.
> I used the default package settings and selected the GA Tech mirror.  About
> halfway through the install, I got an error message which said something
> about a Cygwin dll file.  I didn't have a lot of time to read it because I
> was looking away when it popped up.  Right after that, I got a white screen
> (fullscreen) for a few seconds, followed by some porn images (also
> fullscreen).  I then got the windows desktop again.  Unfortunately I don't
> have any more details than this.

  It's pretty unlikely that there's any relation between these two events
except perhaps that a virus infecting your system might cause setup.exe to
fail.  All cygwin packages are md5 verified on download, and most of the
installation is just unpacking tarballs, it's not until the very end that a
few shell scripts are invoked, so prior to that stage nothing that's
downloaded is being executed, and therefore can't be the source of the
infection.

> This laptop is only one week old and I have been running linux on it for
> most of that time.  I have installed just a handful of programs on the
> windows partition (Firefox, Thunderbird, Inkscape, IrfanView, Office 2007,
> Epson printer drivers, The GIMP, Blender, Visual Studio Express) and have
> only used it occasionally, so while it is possible this could be
> caused by malware from some other source, it seems unlikely.  All of these
> applications were from reputable, official, sources.

   Oh, so we're not "reputable" and "official" are we?  Huh!

> Again, I am unable to confirm that Cygwin contains the malware.  It is also
> possible it could have been from any of the other programs mentioned.  The
> Cygwin error message occurring immediately before the slideshow is the
> reason I suspect it.

  Ah, Humean logic.  There are a number of problems with that kind of
inductive process ... particularly when you're inducing from a single example.

> I have kept a copy of all of the files downloaded from the mirror and the
> Cygwin installer program itself.

  If you'd like some help debugging it, and because I'm fairly confident that
it's very much more likely that this is some independent virus than that a
cygwin mirror is infected, let's take this to the off-topic cygwin-talk list.

  http://cygwin.com/lists.html#cygwin-talk

  Download and run HijackThis, from
http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/index.php
and post your scan log there (cygwin-talk, *not* back here on the main list)
and I'll take a look at it for you.


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RE: Running perl script in cron in cygwin under Windows

[Dave Korn]

>> Cron works on other scripts but not with a perl script. If it's the
>> environment (we are running korn instead of the bash default), it
>> might be good to create a wrapper script in korn shell.

  perl often needs a rebaseall run to function at its best.

>> Does cron use bash default profile for the login to run?  That could
>> be the key.
> 
> It's also been a while since I had to solve cron problems, but I believe
> cron doesn't use any shell -- it just launches whatever program and
> arguments you feed it (via one of the exec() calls?).  So if you want to run
> shells, scripts, etc., you have to do whatever set up your code expects.

  See also "cron_diagnose.sh" and /usr/bin/cron-config.


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RE: [1.7.0 HEAD]: Cygwin no longer encoding/decoding names on managed mounts

[Dave Korn]

On 15 January 2008 03:11, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:

>> From: Dave Korn
>> Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008 8:25 PM
>> Subject: RE: [1.7.0 HEAD]: Cygwin no longer encoding/decoding names on
>> managed mounts 
>> 
>> On 14 January 2008 21:41, Nicholas Wourms wrote:
>> 
>>> I'm not sure when this cropped up, but it happened sometime after the
>>> great "win 9x" code purge. The problem is that the Cygwin dll no
>>> longer decodes or encodes file/directory names on managed mounts.
>> 
>>   Isn't that the whole idea?
>> 
> 
> Managed mounts?  They're intended to handle names with things like ":" in
> them, which will choke Windows no matter what year is in its name.

  Oh yeh, forgot there were still a few things that can't be handled in wchar
mode.  And looking at it the source, it still seems like it's supposed to
munge uppercase chars, so I guess this /is/ a bug rather than a
work-in-progress.


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Re: Cannot install cscope in cygwin

[Dave & Diane]

Thanks Reini for pointing out mlcscope is available prepackaged in 
setup. Pham, if you have any problems with mlcscope in your environment, 
let me know.


Cheers
Dave
Reini Urban wrote:


2008/1/16, Pham D. Loc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
 


I started using cygwin and trying to install cscope on WinXP but i couldn't get 
pass the first step running configure.  The cscope I've download is version 
15.6.  When I tried to run configure, I get the following error messages:
   



Try to install mlcscope, the improved lucent cscope package via setup.exe


 


[EMAIL PROTECTED] /cygdrive/d/Program Files/cscope/cscope-15.6
$ ./configure
./configure: line 11: $'\r': command not found
   



d2u configure

 


./configure: line 19: syntax error near unexpected token `elif'
   



 




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Fix to xauth problem

[A A]

Here is a solution to the problem reported in 
http://sourceware.org/ml/cygwin/2008-01/msg00232.html and 
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2007-12/msg00055.html

Uninstalling the "Embassy Trust Suite" that was pre-installed in my Dell fixed 
the problem. xauth works fine now.

A search of the list revealed that this same Wave Systems Embassy Trust Suite 
software has caused other compatibility problems with cygwin as well.

Does anybody know, if this software did something useful or even important? I 
am not using the fingerprint reader and I have not enabled the TPM chip. Did I 
loose something by uninstalling it? (I know this is a question for some other 
list but just in case somebody else has studied this during their cygwin 
problems.)

Thank you very much and best regards.

CW

> Would anybody on this list have equally simple solution to my
> problem
> 
 with xauth
> (http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2007-12/msg00055.html)?
> 
 Below please find a simple way to reproduce the problem:
> $ xauth -v -f authfile generate :0 . untrusted timeout 1200
> 
> xauth:  creating new authority file authfile
> 
> Using authority file authfile
> 
> authorization id is 66
> 
> Writing authority file authfile
> 
> xauth:  unable to link authority file authfile, use authfile-nI
> have
> 
 two roughly similar XP+Cygwin installations and one of them has
> this
> 
 problem and the other one does not.






  

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Re: "net use" (and "net config")

[Grant Edwards]

On 2008-01-16, cuicui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>>> Is there any way to get mapped drives and public-key
>>> authentication working together?
>> 
>> Perhaps I should add that the problem doesn't exist under
>> Win2K: "net use" works fine regardless of the ssh
>> authentication method.
>
> This is a bit offlist but maybe that's because under Windows
> 2000, network drives are available for the whole system once
> mounted. With Windows XP, the very same function used to map a
> network drives jailed them in the current "userland".
>
> It means that you can have the same (network) drive letter
> assigned multiple times, one in each userland.

And when logged in using public key authentication, you don't
have a "userland"?

> This is particularly painful when running programs that
> elevate their privileges as far as the elevated process is not
> aware of the network drives of the user...
>
> FYI, the "net config workstation" command isn't working from a
> ssh shell.

It works fine under XP when logged in using password
authentication.

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Re: "net use" (and "net config")

[Larry Hall (Cygwin)]

Grant Edwards wrote:

On 2008-01-16, cuicui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Is there any way to get mapped drives and public-key
authentication working together?

Perhaps I should add that the problem doesn't exist under
Win2K: "net use" works fine regardless of the ssh
authentication method.

This is a bit offlist but maybe that's because under Windows
2000, network drives are available for the whole system once
mounted. With Windows XP, the very same function used to map a
network drives jailed them in the current "userland".

It means that you can have the same (network) drive letter
assigned multiple times, one in each userland.


And when logged in using public key authentication, you don't
have a "userland"?



Well you do but it's SYSTEM's "userland".  I suppose you could try opening
a system-owned shell and "net use"ing the share you want.  Google for the
recipe to create a system-owned shell.


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