> DESCRIPTION
>Cygwin is a UNIX environment, developed by Red Hat, for
>Windows.
>
Cygwin was up and running long before Red Hat came into the picture. Which is
why it's not Redhatwin ;-).
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I am trying to install glib 2.0.1 under cygwin (all the latest
packages). Whenever I do a ./configure, I always get the
following message.
configure: WARNING: You do not have any known thread system on
your computer. GLib will not have a default thread
implementation.
No "--with-threads=" opti
Because I wanted to install cygwin on several machines, I chose to
download everything to the machine and then install from there. When I
went to install, I don't know what it has done, but it gave me several
errors that files do not exist. Bash did not get properly uncompressed,
and I can't use
On Sun, Apr 07, 2002 at 07:38:48PM -0700, Joshua Daniel Franklin wrote:
>I'll move around the BUGS stuff, I was going to add that to intro.3
>also.
Good.
>COPYRIGHT looks good?
Yes.
>I was already thinking that COMPATIBILITY seemed too wordy. Here's a
>maybe better one:
>
>COMPATIBILITY
>
>> fact, Cygwin was once known as GNU/Win32.)
> I don't think there is any reason to mention this. It is really ancient
> history now.
I have BA in History. :)
>>As such, the user environment is more similar to a GNU/Linux system>
>>than, for example, Sun Solaris.
>I find the term GN
On Mon, Apr 08, 2002 at 10:00:58AM +0800, Wu Yongwei wrote:
>Thank you for all the responses, even the one telling me not to SHOUT. A
>message is better than nothing, and I shouted because it seemed no one
>noticed my message.
>
>But I am not here to argue. I ask. Should I simply supply the ip.h,
On Sun, Apr 07, 2002 at 06:59:05PM -0700, Joshua Daniel Franklin wrote:
>The majority of the tools Cygwin provides are part of the Free Software
>Foundation's GNU Operating System.
I don't know that this is true but, regardless, the term "GNU Operating
System" doesn't make any sense to me.
(In
Thank you for all the responses, even the one telling me not to SHOUT. A
message is better than nothing, and I shouted because it seemed no one
noticed my message.
But I am not here to argue. I ask. Should I simply supply the ip.h, tcp.h,
and udp.h here? I did not because I am not sure about the
OK everyone here is your chance to speak your mind about what someone
who installs Cygwin and types "man intro" (expecting a revelation, no doubt)
will see:
INTRO(1) Cygwin INTRO(1)
NAME
intro - Introduction to the Cygwin Environment
DESCRIPTION
Looks like something that mutt depends upon is missing or does not have
the execute bit set.
Works like a champ on my system.
try 'strace mutt -s test [EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Assuming you're on a linux system. If you're running Solaris, that'll
be 'truss' instead.
David
On Sun, 2002-04-07 at 16
Hallo Eli,
Am 2002-04-07 um 21:23 schriebst du:
> I would like to send out a mail like in solaris by using mailx
> Or to just view my mail, what do I use in cygwin or what do I need
> to setup to be able to use it.
> Any info is appreciated
> Eli
Cygwin comes with mutt & ssmtp.
Gerrit
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Hallo Stanislav,
Am 2002-04-07 um 16:53 schriebst du:
> I made some minor compatibility fixes in Proftpd,
> now it compiles and runs under Cygwin.
I'm having problems here:
$ ftp localhost
Connected to loreley.antigone.familiehaase.de.
220 ProFTPD 1.2.5rc1 Server (ProFTPD Default Installation
$ echo hello | mutt -s test [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Error sending message, child exited 127 (Exec error.).
Could not send the message.
or
by just typing
mutt -s test [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-- Mutt: Compose
Error sending message, child exited 127 (Exec error.).
thanks for any help
Eli
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On Sun, 7 Apr 2002 15:23:03 -0400 Eli Kleinman wrote:
Eli> I would like to send out a mail like in solaris by using mailx Or
Eli> to just view my mail, what do I use in cygwin or what do I need
Eli> to setup to be able to use it.
I would strogly suggest XEmacs/Gnus -- that's what I use (on Cygwi
I would like to send out a mail like in solaris by using mailx
Or to just view my mail, what do I use in cygwin or what do I need
to setup to be able to use it.
Any info is appreciated
Eli
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I'm running on Win2000 using an up-to-date Cygwin install.
When I issue this command:
find /cygdrive/d
The contents of the last directory on my D: drive aren't reported.
for instance, if /cygdrive/d contains:
[d] $ ls -l
total 1673
drwxr-xr-x4 scottDomain U0 Jul 24 2001
I have uploaded version 2.5.5-1 of the open source utility that provides
fast incremental file transfer.
If you have questions or comments, please send them to the Cygwin
mailing list at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] . I would appreciate if you would
use this mailing list rather than emailing me directly.
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On Fri, 29 Mar 2002 16:22:01 -0500, you wrote:
| Hi all,
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| the ps -W command gives me most of the information I need for running
| processes, except it doesn't list system services. I have looked through
| the source and it doesn't look it makes a
Thankyou Lapo!
I thought I had installed everything but you showed me up on that count.
Slowly I learn..
Thank you again!
Rob
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Hello all,
I made some minor compatibility fixes in Proftpd,
now it compiles and runs under Cygwin.
I proposed the patch to proftpd developers about a week ago,
but the bug status hasn't changed since then
(Bug ID 1569 at bugs.proftpd.org).
Actually, the whole CVS repository hasn't changed e
> I have neither GCC nor CC..
Then install it with the installer ( http://cygwin.com/setup.exe ), it's under
the "devel" categoty, package name "gcc" and you could benefit of "make" too.
Lapo
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Hallo ioda,
Am 2002-04-07 um 14:04 schriebst du:
> What is your server OS and cygwin version ?
NT4 Server & W2K Server
$ cygcheck -c cygwin
Cygwin Package Information
Package Version
cygwin 1.3.9-1
> Tests you made let me think there's still something wron
Hi Lapo!
>> I have been trying to make some files and encountered an error message
>> indicating "cc" could not be found. Someone suggested to me that I should
>> make sure that:
>>
>> (a) GCC is installed on your machine
>
>Well if you nistalled GCC then just use GCC and not CC...
>Or else creat
> I have been trying to make some files and encountered an error message
> indicating "cc" could not be found. Someone suggested to me that I should
> make sure that:
>
> (a) GCC is installed on your machine
Well if you nistalled GCC then just use GCC and not CC...
Or else create an alias like "a
Howdy all!
I have been trying to make some files and encountered an error message
indicating "cc" could not be found. Someone suggested to me that I should
make sure that:
(a) GCC is installed on your machine
(b) make is installed on your machine
(c) the development packages for libc, plus graph
Hi Gerrit !
Thanks for helping
Using Browser is a way to not use client for simple tests, since my protocol
will be request/response so HTTP (in fact HTML !) is a trick ;0)
Well get back to the trouble, I confirm there is no way for me to make it
works (directly from IE), even if accessed locall
greetings.
sorry, i know this topic came up before, but i
still can't seem to find the info i require.
would like to know where i might find the headers
for sgi's opengl 1.2 implementation. or are they
already in the distribution packages? or should i
use the headers that come with sgi's opengl
> As a suggested fix, path_conv::check could returns ENOENT for a file if it
> appears in the delqueue. I would submit a patch for this, but I am not
100%
> sure how the delqueue is protected from multiple threads accessing it at
the
> same time.
Sorry, _readdir would also have to check for a file
With respect to the 'Infinte Loop in "rm -fr"' thread, I believe the current
semantics of unlink on Cygwin to be inconsistent with SuSv2.
SuSv2 specifies the following:
The unlink() function removes a link to a file. If path names a symbolic
link, unlink() removes the symbolic link named by path
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