> >
> > You know, if you glued some fur on that you might be able to
> convince me it's
> > an otter.
> > cgf
>
> I'll take you up on that. It's an otter. Convinced? ;-)
> Igor
BHAHAH
AAHAHHAHHAHAHHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAA
I just installed the latest cygwin 1.3.19-1 .
When I run grep I get a dialog with missing cygprce.dll
I run dumpbin on grep.exe and I can see the cygprce.dll import.
It looks like a regular expression library. I have searched the mailing
list and the web site for the dll and I cant find it.
Any h
Please try the latest cygwin snapshot. There are a number of fixes in
this snapshot based on problem reports from the cygwin and newlib
mailing lists.
If things check out ok, we may be close to a 1.3.20 release.
Please send problem or success reports to the cygwin mailing list not
to me personal
Christopher Faylor wrote:
I don't suppose that the idea was squashed because symlinks don't work
for mingw. Although I guess they do work courtesy of cygw, er, msys.
Yeah, all of the autotools on mingw depend on MSYS==cygwin for basic
functionality. So they get symlink support "for free".
-
On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 10:04:33PM -0500, Charles Wilson wrote:
>But, in any case, *even if it worked in all cases*, it's too late. At
>this point, this IS the mechanism that libtool will use; it's been
>through the wringer with the folks on the automake list, libtool list,
>and has been tested
On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 09:04:42PM -0600, Joshua Daniel Franklin wrote:
>> > Any volunteers to document heap_chunk_in_mb? It's conspicuously missing
>> > in the documentation, AFAICT.
>> >
>> > Although, hmm, I haven't seen many complaints about this recently. That's
>> > odd. Maybe the overflo
Ralf Habacker wrote:
i've played a little with this stuff and have seen, that at least for cygwin
there is an easier way to deal with this. Create a simple link from 'foo' to
'foo.exe' and Makes need are fullfilled.
See ltmain.sh:
# The program doesn't exist.
\$echo \"\$0: error: \$pr
> > Any volunteers to document heap_chunk_in_mb? It's conspicuously missing
> > in the documentation, AFAICT.
> >
> > Although, hmm, I haven't seen many complaints about this recently. That's
> > odd. Maybe the overflow code in the new malloc is actually working.
>
> Sure. What does it do? :)
On Tue, 4 Feb 2003, Aaron Gray wrote:
> I am having problems with using makeinfo for making HTML output. The
> index.html file seems corrupt and makeinfo --html is reporting a missing
> TOC.
>
> Hope you can help,
> Aaron
And what does this have to do with Clippy, you ask? ;-)
Hi, there, , Aaron
Max Bowsher wrote:
>
> Norton Allen wrote:
> > Elfyn McBratney wrote:
> >>
> >>> Are you saying it's a feature? If so, a feature of cygwin or
> >>> of Windows? Under the Windows Command Prompt, cd " " does not
> >>> complain, and leaves you in the current directory as you
> >>> describe, but dir "
I am having problems with using makeinfo for making HTML output. The
index.html file seems corrupt and makeinfo --html is reporting a missing
TOC.
Hope you can help,
Aaron
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There were several solutions:
1) Teach 'make' to only want 'foo' instead of 'foo.exe'. There are
problems here -- this requires mucking with automake, which has the
potential to break non-libtool builds if not done carefully.
Do you have seen thatg ltmain.sh defi
On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 06:28:34PM -0500, Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
>On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Christopher Faylor wrote:
>
>> On Sat, Feb 01, 2003 at 03:11:58PM -0500, Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
>> >On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
>> >
>> >> > In other words I strip out all the Microsoft clutt
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Marc Bejarano wrote:
> hi. i'm not subscribed to this list so i would be grateful if i could be
> left on the cc: line of this thread.
>
> i tried to link my ~/.ssh to "/cygdrive/c/Documents and
> Settings//Application Data/Van Dyke Technologies/SecureCRT/"
> because i thought
hi. i'm not subscribed to this list so i would be grateful if i could be
left on the cc: line of this thread.
i tried to link my ~/.ssh to "/cygdrive/c/Documents and
Settings//Application Data/Van Dyke Technologies/SecureCRT/"
because i thought it was the most straight-forward way to share my
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Elfyn McBratney wrote:
> > No problem and thanks, Elfyn.
> > As a matter of fact, it wasn't as hard as I made it out to be - I just
> > told it that it's going to be the new Cygwin mascot, and lo and behold,
> > its fur just bristled all by itself :-D
>
> I think you should hav
"Elfyn McBratney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió en el mensaje
019301c2cbc0$c6df0860$696f86d9@webdev">news:019301c2cbc0$c6df0860$696f86d9@webdev...
> > Did the permission code changed somewhere between cygwin 1.3.12 and
> 1.3.19-1 ?
> > It there something I can do to make them sync up again ?
> > (N
> No problem and thanks, Elfyn.
> As a matter of fact, it wasn't as hard as I made it out to be - I just
> told it that it's going to be the new Cygwin mascot, and lo and behold,
> its fur just bristled all by itself :-D
I think you should have a word with your Jaguar, I think it's molting ;-)
>
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Elfyn McBratney wrote:
> > > he he ::-)
> > >
> > > Is it a bird... is it a plain... no its an otter ;-)
> >
> > Laugh all you want, but do you know how hard it was to actually glue the
> > fur on the damn thing, what with it twisting this way and that, and
> > constant
> > he he ::-)
> >
> > Is it a bird... is it a plain... no its an otter ;-)
>
> Laugh all you want, but do you know how hard it was to actually glue the
> fur on the damn thing, what with it twisting this way and that, and
> constantly changing shape? ;-)
> Igor
LOL! Sorry Igor!
Coming fr
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Elfyn McBratney wrote:
> > I'll take you up on that. It's an otter. Convinced? ;-)
>
> he he ::-)
>
> Is it a bird... is it a plain... no its an otter ;-)
Laugh all you want, but do you know how hard it was to actually glue the
fur on the damn thing, what with it twi
> I'll take you up on that. It's an otter. Convinced? ;-)
he he ::-)
Is it a bird... is it a plain... no its an otter ;-)
Regards,
Elfyn McBratney
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Christopher Faylor wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 01, 2003 at 03:11:58PM -0500, Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
> >On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
> >
> >> > In other words I strip out all the Microsoft clutter from my desktop?
> >> > No silly dogs, animated paper clips or WMP 9's
wayne wrote:
> Isn't space a valid file or directory name in unix? Since it
> is if the filename " " does not exist you would get an error.
Yep, but not a stupid error like this:
C:\Documents and Settings\max>mkdir " "
The system could not find the environment option that was entered.
Huh? What
Isn't space a valid file or directory name in unix? Since it
is if the filename " " does not exist you would get an error.
On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 10:45:11PM -, Max Bowsher wrote:
> Norton Allen wrote:
> > Elfyn McBratney wrote:
> >>
> >>> Are you saying it's a feature? If so, a feature of cy
> Missing space between '-I.' and '-c'. Why would you want to use -I. ?
>
> #include "file" searches there anyway.
Aaaah didn't know that :-)
>
> > You might try compiling each file (into an executable) before,
> > in-case there are errors, so you'll have peace of mind that they'll
> > actually co
Elfyn McBratney wrote:
>> So I am new to Cygwin, but I am enjoying it so far.
>
> Kewl! :::-)
>
>> I am having a
>> problem, though, please respond if you can... I have three C files
>> (all ending in .c), and I can compile them with GCC by using the -c
>> switch. Then, I want to link all thr
Boy i must be tired... I almost forgot, can you include the link error's you
recieved?
Regards,
Elfyn McBratney
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Norton Allen wrote:
> Elfyn McBratney wrote:
>>
>>> Are you saying it's a feature? If so, a feature of cygwin or
>>> of Windows? Under the Windows Command Prompt, cd " " does not
>>> complain, and leaves you in the current directory as you
>>> describe, but dir " " gives an error. This is certainly
> FWIW, I've just tested on Linux (of some flavor) and OpenBSD,
> and neither thinks ' ' is a directory.
>
> In any event, I'd like to figure out whether it's a bug or
> a feature under Cygwin so I can move forward.
Sorry, it is my head then :/
It may just be a Cygwin geature, and by look
> So I am new to Cygwin, but I am enjoying it so far.
Kewl! :::-)
> I am having a
> problem, though, please respond if you can... I have three C files (all
> ending in .c), and I can compile them with GCC by using the -c switch.
> Then, I want to link all three of the object files that I have
Elfyn McBratney wrote:
>
> > Are you saying it's a feature? If so, a feature of cygwin or
> > of Windows? Under the Windows Command Prompt, cd " " does not
> > complain, and leaves you in the current directory as you
> > describe, but dir " " gives an error. This is certainly
> > not how it works
Nick Miller wrote:
So I am new to Cygwin, but I am enjoying it so far. I am having a
problem, though, please respond if you can... I have three C files
(all ending in .c), and I can compile them with GCC by using the -c
switch. Then, I want to link all three of the object files that I have
cr
> Are you saying it's a feature? If so, a feature of cygwin or
> of Windows? Under the Windows Command Prompt, cd " " does not
> complain, and leaves you in the current directory as you
> describe, but dir " " gives an error. This is certainly
> not how it works under other OSes.
I'm pretty sure
Elfyn McBratney wrote:
>
> > Inasmuch as such a directory does not exist, this should
> > not give any output:
> >
> > [ -d ' ' ] && echo yes
> >
> > I suspect this is not a feature of bash, but more deeply
> > buried, since
> >
> > ls -ld ' '
> >
> > believes ' ' is a directory and
>
> In a
> Inasmuch as such a directory does not exist, this should
> not give any output:
>
> [ -d ' ' ] && echo yes
>
> I suspect this is not a feature of bash, but more deeply
> buried, since
>
> ls -ld ' '
>
> believes ' ' is a directory and
In a way it is. ' ' or ' ' no matter how many s
So I am new to Cygwin, but I am enjoying it so far. I am having a
problem, though, please respond if you can... I have three C files (all
ending in .c), and I can compile them with GCC by using the -c switch.
Then, I want to link all three of the object files that I have created
(ending in .o) and
Inasmuch as such a directory does not exist, this should
not give any output:
[ -d ' ' ] && echo yes
I suspect this is not a feature of bash, but more deeply
buried, since
ls -ld ' '
believes ' ' is a directory and
ls -la ' '
will give you 'total 0' (no . or .. entries).
It also believe
Colin Harrison wrote:
> Further tracing leads me to conclude that Win32.cc uses an old
> structure for calling GetVersionEx.
Old, but still valid.
> MSDN now seem to use OSVERSIONINFOEX structues instead of
> OSVERSIONINFO and then bodge a cast.
> Their example
>
>
http://msdn.microsoft.com/libra
> i could not figure out what i should put for the GECOS entry.
> i tried looking in the docs and on google some more..
> any suggestions?
The pw_gecos field (On NT/2K/XP) contains the name of the domain/local
computer, the Win32 username and the sid for the account. Can't seem to get
cygwin.com u
Henning, Brian wrote:
> I was able to read about the /etc/passwd file
> Username: Password: UID: GID: Info: Home: Shell
> and i was able to find out a little about how cygwin does it.
>
> account:password:UID:GID:GECOS:directory:shell
>
> i could not figure out what i should put for the GECOS ent
Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 11:14:03AM -0800, Andrew Chang wrote:
>
> I have a situation in which a cygwin app created a file, chmod it to readonly.
> then we have a win32 app chomd the same file to writable (0644).
> In cygiwn 1.3.12, the new write permission would show up in the
> cygwin "ls -l" comma
I was able to read about the /etc/passwd file
Username: Password: UID: GID: Info: Home: Shell
and i was able to find out a little about how cygwin does it.
account:password:UID:GID:GECOS:directory:shell
i could not figure out what i should put for the GECOS entry.
i tried looking in the docs and
On Monday 03 February 2003 12:03 pm, Max Bowsher wrote:
> Andrew Chang wrote:
> > I have a situation in which a cygwin app created a file, chmod it to
> > readonly.
> > then we have a win32 app chomd the same file to writable (0644).
> > In cygiwn 1.3.12, the new write permission would show up in t
Christos Dritsas wrote:
> Max Bowsher wrote:
>
>> Christos, I can see that you might be frustrated, but your post
>> above is somewhat rude. Firstly, Chris does not "appear to be
>> familiar" with NetBSD on Cygwin. He's simply commenting that the
>> that trying to recompile a whole OS and tools is
Elfyn McBratney wrote:
Not accusing anyone of witholding information. Just appeared that
he[Chris] may have come across this before with the responce that he
gave. A responce which was rude, but not a bother to me. If this issue
has been worked on before, I as well as all others interested, would
> Not accusing anyone of witholding information. Just appeared that
> he[Chris] may have come across this before with the responce that he
> gave. A responce which was rude, but not a bother to me. If this issue
> has been worked on before, I as well as all others interested, would
> benefit from h
Vince Hoffman wrote:
If you're realy serious i found this rather old bunch of mails with a quick
google which could possibly help
http://netbsd.kpsws.com/cross-comp/maillist
Vince:
Thanks. I did actually get in contact with Andrew Gillham, the first
poster. Although the post is old - 01/29
New News:
===
I have updated the version of Python to 2.2.2-5. The tarballs should be
available on a Cygwin mirror near you shortly.
The main purpose of this release is to rebuild the _tkinter module
against the latest Cygwin tcltk package, tcltk-20030128-3 (i.e., Tcl/Tk
8.4.1).
Note that y
Max Bowsher wrote:
Christos, I can see that you might be frustrated, but your post above is
somewhat rude. Firstly, Chris does not "appear to be familiar" with NetBSD
on Cygwin. He's simply commenting that the that trying to recompile a whole
OS and tools is probably biting off more than you can
> Any volunteers to document heap_chunk_in_mb? It's conspicuously missing
> in the documentation, AFAICT.
>
> Although, hmm, I haven't seen many complaints about this recently. That's
> odd. Maybe the overflow code in the new malloc is actually working.
Sure. What does it do? :)
_
If you're realy serious i found this rather old bunch of mails with a quick
google which could possibly help
http://netbsd.kpsws.com/cross-comp/maillist
> -Original Message-
> From: Christos Dritsas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 03 February 2003 17:07
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subj
> Christopher Faylor wrote:
>> Or, even, just give up since the likelihood of actually being able to
>> build NetBSD under Cygwin with little or no knowledge of cross
>> compilers or symlinks or log files is remote at best.
>>
>> This is not going to be a "fix a few problems and it works" type of
>
> Its a know problem, when you log in via pub key the tokens needed for
> network authentication are not created (a simplification but I cant
remember
> all the details) the same goes for any passwordless login (rsh etc with
> .rhost files etc). Since your automating I'd assume you have blank pass
Seth Fitzsimmons wrote:
> Hi.
>
> When I log in to a Win2k server using public key auth, I can't access
> mapped network drives (e.g. /cygdrive/o: permission denied). However,
> when I log in using password auth, I can. I'm trying to automate a
> process that copies from a network drive, so pubke
Its a know problem, when you log in via pub key the tokens needed for
network authentication are not created (a simplification but I cant remember
all the details) the same goes for any passwordless login (rsh etc with
.rhost files etc). Since your automating I'd assume you have blank pass
phrases
> Did the permission code changed somewhere between cygwin 1.3.12 and
1.3.19-1 ?
> It there something I can do to make them sync up again ?
> (Note: I also tried "CYGWIN=ntsec", it does not help).
Did your old install use ntsec (ntsec in the CYGWIN environment variable)?
If not that may be why. nt
Hi.
When I log in to a Win2k server using public key auth, I can't access
mapped network drives (e.g. /cygdrive/o: permission denied). However,
when I log in using password auth, I can. I'm trying to automate a
process that copies from a network drive, so pubkey auth is necessary.
Is this a
Andrew Chang wrote:
> I have a situation in which a cygwin app created a file, chmod it to
> readonly.
> then we have a win32 app chomd the same file to writable (0644).
> In cygiwn 1.3.12, the new write permission would show up in the
> cygwin "ls -l" command. In cygwin 1.3.19-1, the write permiss
Hi Chuck,
>3) What I did: create a binary wrapper -- an actual executable --
> named 'foo.exe' in the main build directory. It is NOT the real
> foo.exe. It simply exec's the shell script, which in turn sets up the
> environment and exec's the real .lib/foo.exe. Eventually, the 'set up
> th
Henning, Brian wrote:
> Hello-
> I have been looking on google.com for the format of the cygwin
> /etc/passwd file and i have had little luck finding out what the
> fields mean. Can anyone point me to some docs or just tell me so i
> know what they are.. thanks!
Read any /etc/passwd doc for the u
Hello-
I have been looking on google.com for the format of the cygwin /etc/passwd
file and i have had little luck finding out what the fields mean. Can anyone
point me to some docs or just tell me so i know what they are.. thanks!
username::
Or, even, just give up since the likelihood of actually being able to
build NetBSD under Cygwin with little or no knowledge of cross compilers
or symlinks or log files is remote at best.
Or wait! Maybe he can recompile Windows with Cygwin and run it on Linux!
Yeah!
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then we have a win32 app chomd the same file to writable (0644).
In cygiwn 1.3.12, the new write permission would show up in the
cygwin "ls -l" command. In cygwin 1.3.19-1, the write permission is not visible in
cygwi
Joe Buehler wrote:
A Cygwin emacs with a Windows GUI would certainly look like NTEmacs,
but it would function a bit differently -- it would support the
Cygwin shell in various places, etc.
Ooh, that would be definitely interesting, and worth switching to..
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Further tracing leads me to conclude that Win32.cc uses an old structure
for calling GetVersionEx.
MSDN now seem to use OSVERSIONINFOEX structues instead of OSVERSIONINFO and
then bodge a cast.
Their example
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/sysinfo/bas
e/gett
Any volunteers to document heap_chunk_in_mb? It's conspicuously missing
in the documentation, AFAICT.
Although, hmm, I haven't seen many complaints about this recently. That's
odd. Maybe the overflow code in the new malloc is actually working.
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Christos Dritsas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Christopher Faylor wrote:
>
>>On Sun, Feb 02, 2003 at 07:03:20PM -
>>Or, even, just give up since the likelihood of actually being able to
>>build NetBSD under Cygwin with little or no knowledge of cross compilers
>>or symlinks or log files is remot
Hello,
I am running a C++ program under cygwin (OS is win98). In the middle of the
program I get a windows box saying (translated from Dutch): Program has
performed illegal operation and will be terminated. This stops the C++
program, though not cygwin.
The C++ program is compiled under g++ an
Yes, this is true, however, I am not having the problem, anymore. I traced
the crash to an old version of cvs I was using in windows. Apparently, it
installed the cygwin1.dll(an older version, god knows what build) in its
directory and added its dir to my path. Once I deleted that dll, I no
lon
I see this all the time, too (in Win98se). WINOLDAP
seems to be how Windows handles the cygwin console.
It also uses it for win95cmd. And it is there even
when nothing is locked up. Windows doesn't seem to
use WINOLDAP for a COMAND.COM DOS box.
Don't think of it as a problem or bug (or even a
Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Sun, Feb 02, 2003 at 07:03:20PM -
Or, even, just give up since the likelihood of actually being able to
build NetBSD under Cygwin with little or no knowledge of cross compilers
or symlinks or log files is remote at best.
This is not going to be a "fix a few probl
folks!
I need your help (cygwin latest version 1.3.19.1 although the problem may not
be related to the version)
1. I have a specific program which I have in /usr/local/bin and it is in my
path.
-> gives a stackdump (.stackdump file)
however if I do
/usr/local/bin/ -> works fine!!
windres seems to choke on multiline strings.
With the following exerpt from a .rc file
83 IDR_DEVICES RCDATA
84 BEGIN
85 "mswinpr2,\0" /* can't set resolution in device dialog box */
86 "djet500,300x300,150x150,100x100,75x75\0"
87 "\0"
88 END
I get:
windres: srcwi
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Gerrit Cap wrote:
> Hello
>
> A few weeks ago I build an xplanet.exe file from the sources (which is now
> being published by Hans Ecke's XPlanet website http://hans.ecke.ws/xplanet
> and he sent me from a user that had a problem resulting in a stackdump
> file. My question is
On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 05:00:04PM +0100, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 07:15:52PM -, Max Bowsher wrote:
> > I'm seeing rsync failiures due to socketpair(AF_UNIX, SOCK_STREAM, 0, fd)
> > failing with errno 112, Address already in use.
> >
> > As far as I know, this shouldn'
CMake 1.6.1-1 is now available on Cygwin mirrors.
We are pleased to announce the release of CMake version 1.6.1. Version 1.6 includes a
number of new features to help make project management easier. Version 1.6 include
TRY_COMPILE and TRY_RUN which can be used to test for features of the compil
On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 07:15:52PM -, Max Bowsher wrote:
> I'm seeing rsync failiures due to socketpair(AF_UNIX, SOCK_STREAM, 0, fd)
> failing with errno 112, Address already in use.
>
> As far as I know, this shouldn't be able to occur. This seems to me like a
> Cygwin bug? If it is, then thi
> -Original Message-
> From: Peter A. Castro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> On Fri, 31 Jan 2003, Steve Fairbairn wrote:
>
> > I assume you never did an early slackware linux install then.
>
> You considder the early Slackware installs difficult, eh??
> Hah! Those
> were easy (I did ma
On Sun, Feb 02, 2003 at 11:15:08PM -0800, Peter Rehley wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Just to make sure that we are both clear. Change recvfrom so that if
> the buffer is too small it returns the number of bytes that can be
> written into the buffer instead of setting errno. Also clear errno
> since the
> "Berndl," == Berndl, Klaus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > If you are using ECB 1.80 then you can just call "M-x ecb-download-ecb" if you
>> > are online. ECB will then download latest ECB (1.90) and install it for you.
>> When I try this, I get:
>> Unpacking of ecb has fai
Hi all,
my awk (which is actually gawk) shows strange End-Of-Line-behaviour
when redirecting the output to a file.
Note:
I use the old drive prefix "//" because of old scripts;
works perfect currently.
Example in bash:
$ awk '{ print "123\n456" } ' /etc/passwd > "c:/x"
(the /etc/passwd is just
I've updated libtool-devel to the 20030121 CVS, plus added a major
change of my own (inspired by Earnie Boyd and others on the libtool
mailing list) that "fixes" the 'relink exe's over and over and over'
problem on both mingw and cygwin.
[Skip to the last two paragraphs for the real import
Hi,
Found the reason but not the cure.
In PickPackageLine::paint there is a
If (Win32::OS() == Win32::WinNT) {...} trap
My duff (production!) machine does not enter this.
When code is forced all is OK.
Both machines (prod and development) are XP Pros.
I'll find out all about this, it looks legal
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Anton Avramov wrote:
> After instaling upgrading to cygwin-1.3.19-1 the user is not properly
> resolved
> istead of the old promp username@computer. I get ?щ"@computer or some other
> strange asccii codes.
> The home directory is set to /cygdrive/c
> if i start bash from the alr
After instaling upgrading to cygwin-1.3.19-1 the user is not properly
resolved
istead of the old promp username@computer. I get ?щ"@computer or some other
strange asccii codes.
The home directory is set to /cygdrive/c
if i start bash from the already running bash, it's starts working normaly
I'm a
Hello
A few weeks ago I build an xplanet.exe file from the sources (which is now
being published by Hans Ecke's XPlanet website http://hans.ecke.ws/xplanet
and he sent me from a user that had a problem resulting in a stackdump
file. My question is rather simple: the xplanet.exe.stackdump file i
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