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According to Buzz on 10/15/2005 9:46 PM:
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> : > Do you have a copy of bash.1 lying around somewhere?
> :
> : cygwin man pages are purposefully compressed, so it should be bash.1.gz.
>
> I'm aware of that. I was WAGging you didn't get the error, hav
Op Sat, 15 Oct 2005 15:11:53 -0600 schreef Eric Blake
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[Ahhh]
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: According to Bas van Gompel on 10/15/2005 2:46 PM:
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: > Did /you/ try it?
:
: Yes, as bash maintainer, I /did/ try it. However, I didn't realize that
: there was a typo in the upstream bash_builtins.1 ma
René Berber wrote:
> Yes but... the problem is caused by the terminfo data you showed:
> columns is not defined.
> Try "echo $COLUMNS"... now "export COLUMNS=80; top"; does it work?
COLUMNS is getting set someplace:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ echo $COLUMNS
80
Any other ideas?
David
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> * Corinna Vinschen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-10-12 22:42:34 +0200]:
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> On Oct 12 15:17, Sam Steingold wrote:
>> cyswin/socket.h:
>>
>> struct msghdr
>> {
>> void* msg_name; /* Socket name */
>> int msg_namelen;/* Length of name
David Christensen wrote:
[snip]
>>if you are using the stock CMD.EXE window.
>
> I use Cygwin Bash.
Using rxvt has the advantage that one of its parameters enables changing TERM.
>>I suspect it has something to do with the lines/columns settings.
>>Try resizing the window before running top to m
On Sat, Oct 15, 2005 at 11:01:19AM +0200, NOiDEA wrote:
>I want to run SNNS (Stuttgart Neural Network Simulator), but there is
>some problem with GUI under all windows managers. When I click on
>'Bignet' button in main window, pop-up menu is opened, but I am not able
>to select any item. So I ca
Brian Dessent wrote on cygwin:
> You're setting TERM before connecting?
Yes.
> Have you verified that the setting is indeed changed once you are
> logged on to the remote?
Yes.
> You might try "vt102" as well. Also, consider using rxvt with Cygwin
I prefer that the machines I log into work c
David Christensen wrote:
> 3. Setting Cygwin TERM to xterm and logging in to either Debian machine has
> no
> effect on top, and now the cursor keys are broken.
You're setting TERM before connecting? Have you verified that the
setting is indeed changed once you are logged on to the remote? Yo
debian-user:
I've been chasing a problem with Cygwin ssh and Debian 3.1 top. Here's my
original posting to debian-user:
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From: David Christensen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 9:13 PM
To: 'debian-user@lists.debian.org'
Subject: Cygwin, ssh, and t
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According to Bas van Gompel on 10/15/2005 2:46 PM:
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> Did /you/ try it?
Yes, as bash maintainer, I /did/ try it. However, I didn't realize that
there was a typo in the upstream bash_builtins.1 manpage; I just supposed
that the text that was there w
Perhaps the problem is specific to your configuration -- man wait does
indeed point me to man bash, and the bash manpage does indeed cover wait
(I searched for SHELL BUILTIN COMMANDS based on early text in the page,
and then searched from the top of that section for wait -- worked like a
charm.
st
Op Sat, 15 Oct 2005 17:45:06 + schreef Eric Blake
in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
[What the...]
: > I tried info and man and could not find any information on wait. I want to
: > (using bash)
:
: Did you try 'man wait'? That would have pointed you to 'man bash', where
Did /you/ try it?
It complains
On 10/15/2005, David Christensen wrote:
>Do both understand your terminal setting?
I don't see any complaints when I log into a Debian machine.
How can I troubleshoot this?
Check what your terminal type is ('echo $TERM'). It's probably 'cygwin' for
Cygwin if you're running from a command
David Christensen wrote:
[snip]
>>Do both understand your terminal setting?
>
> I don't see any complaints when I log into a Debian machine.
>
> How can I troubleshoot this?
Use "echo $TERM" on both machines and see if there is any difference.
Next, if there is no difference, try setting TERM t
Larry Hall wrote:
> Perhaps you've implied something you didn't intend
I try to run all my machines and applications -- Windows, Cygwin, Debian, etc.
-- with "official" packages and "out of the box" configurations as much as
possible. I don't believe I've messed with anything related to terminals
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>> I've uploaded a test version of coreutils, 5.90-1. This is a new,
>> unstable upstream release, with a number of changes from 5.3.0. In
>> particular, quite a few changes have been made upstream in regards
>> to text vs. binary mode, so some fe
Is is possible to redirect the serial comms of a program after it has
already launched and opened /dev/com1?
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Siegfried Heintze wrote:
I tried info and man and could not find any information on wait. I
want to (using bash)
(1) How do I wait for multiple children and wake up when the first one
dies?
(2) Examine the status code of the dead child and possibly spawn a new
one?
Where is the documentat
> I tried info and man and could not find any information on wait. I want to
> (using bash)
Did you try 'man wait'? That would have pointed you to 'man bash', where
as a bash builtin, wait is properly documented. Also, 'info bash' will tell you
about bash builtins, or you can try 'help wait' for
David Christensen wrote:
Cygwin:
When I use Cygwin to ssh into a Debian 3.1 stable ("Sarge") machine and run
"top", the newlines seem to be double-expanded -- e.g. there is a blank line
between each line of information. This problem does not occur when I ssh into a
Debian 3.0 stable ("Woody") m
I tried info and man and could not find any information on wait. I want to
(using bash)
(1) How do I wait for multiple children and wake up when the first one dies?
(2) Examine the status code of the dead child and possibly spawn a new one?
Where is the documentation on wait?
Thanks,
Siegfried
Well, it definitely doesn't work for me. I don't think I have in any way
non-standard Cygwin installation.
It would be helpful if you could download the -src package of Boost
using setup.exe, extract it and run the build-boost.sh script. Don't
forget to remove the --without-test line or make it in
Václav Haisman wrote:
Mattias Brändström wrote:
bjam -sTOOLS=gcc --with-test stage
And that command produced the test libraries for me. The only difference
from your libraries was that their extension was .lib instead of .a. How
did you manage to get .a libraries? Is there any difference betwee
downgrading the Base-Files to 3.5-1 solved the problem. After
reinstalling 3.6-1 everythings works now.
thanks anyway for the great work.
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Hi there,
I've just updated my cygwin and after the installation the shell doesn't
work properly. It seems that no Config-Skript (.bas
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According to Ralf on 10/15/2005 6:30 AM:
> Hi there,
> I've just updated my cygwin and after the installation the shell doesn't
> work properly. It seems that no Config-Skript (.bash_profile) is
> executed and the PATH doesn't work so I didn't even get
Hi there,
I've just updated my cygwin and after the installation the shell doesn't
work properly. It seems that no Config-Skript (.bash_profile) is
executed and the PATH doesn't work so I didn't even get a directory
listing. I didn't change the calling Link and the past updates worked
just fin
Mattias Brändström wrote:
> Václav Haisman wrote:
>
>>>
>>> Have the test libraries worked in any previous version of boost for
>>> Cygwin? If so, is there any way that I can install that version instead?
>>
>>
>> I don't know. The current Boost package is the only Boost Cygwin package
>> so far.
Hi,
I want to run SNNS (Stuttgart Neural Network Simulator), but there is
some problem with GUI under all windows managers. When I click on
'Bignet' button in main window, pop-up menu is opened, but I am not able
to select any item. So I can not use this program. What can I do?
Thanks,
noIde
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