clean_setup.pl: What is the status of the script? (current version, etc)

2006-04-15 Thread Alexey Lyubimov
Hello, Does anybody know what status has `clean_setup.pl` now? Is it still being maintained by Michael Chase? What is (& where is) the current stable version? --- Alexey Lyubimov -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/proble

Re: BUG: /sbin in util-linux package

2006-04-15 Thread Bryan D. Thomas
>> Also in the package is the /usr/sbin directory with nothing in it. > > That's a flaw in the source's 'make install', which is not automake based. > The util-linux source provides several /usr/sbin commands as well, but > none of them are relevant to Cygwin and are not built; the makefiles > c

Re: BUG: /sbin in util-linux package

2006-04-15 Thread Yaakov S (Cygwin Ports)
Jerry D. Hedden wrote: I noticed that the util-linux module places several apps in /sbin. This is how the util-linux source package installs them, see also: http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?searchmode=filelist&word=util-linux&version=testing&arch=i386 Also in the package

Re: Not sure what the problem is...

2006-04-15 Thread The One
dah, thanks brian it's missing sh.exe on the system. --- Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The One wrote: > > > Well, I'm runing the program on computer that does > not > > have cygwin installed. I just put a copy of the > > cygwin1.dll in the windows path. > > How do you expect this

Re: Not sure what the problem is...

2006-04-15 Thread Brian Dessent
The One wrote: > Well, I'm runing the program on computer that does not > have cygwin installed. I just put a copy of the > cygwin1.dll in the windows path. How do you expect this to work if you don't have Cygwin installed? At the very least you'll need /bin/sh and /bin/ls, since system("foo")

Re: Not sure what the problem is...

2006-04-15 Thread The One
Hi, Well, I'm runing the program on computer that does not have cygwin installed. I just put a copy of the cygwin1.dll in the windows path. My typo, I do have it like this system("ls -la c:\\mydir > c:\\mydir\\tmp\\lookup.txt") as I mentioned in my post, the same program runs in other compute

Re: Not sure what the problem is...

2006-04-15 Thread The One
Hi, Well, I'm runing the program on computer that does not have cygwin installed. I just put a copy of the cygwin1.dll in the windows path. My typo, I do have it like this system("ls -la c:\\mydir > c:\\mydir\\tmp\\lookup.txt") as I mentioned in my post, the same program runs in other compute

Re: Removing cygwin

2006-04-15 Thread Igor Peshansky
This has nothing specific to Cygwin/X. Redirecting to the main list. Please remove cygwin-xfree from replies. On Sat, 15 Apr 2006, Herbert Eppel wrote: > Some time ago I successfully installed cygwin on both my Windows 2000 PC > and my windows XP laptop. > However, space is getting a little tigh

[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: smartmontools-5.36-1

2006-04-15 Thread Christian Franke
Version 5.36 of smartmontools has been uploaded. Changes since last Cygwin release 5.33cvs20051205-1: - Additions to the table of known drives - smartd option added to list test schedules - smartctl option added to list part of drive database - various improvements for SCSI disks and logs For a

Re: cygdrive uses incorrect date

2006-04-15 Thread Eric Blake
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 According to Antoine Solomon on 4/14/2006 11:48 AM: > Hello all, > are there any instructions on how to rebuild the cygwin.dll ? this > 1969 problem on windows2000 is a serious problem because of our > license server is unable to check the date on /c

Re: Not sure what the problem is...

2006-04-15 Thread Brian Dessent
The One wrote: > I have this C program running on windows xp and it's > calling system("ls -la c:\mydir > > c:\mydir\tmp\lookup.txt") to list "mydir" and pipe the > result to a file "lookup.txt" the subdirectory "tmp". Well for one thing, in C if you want a backslash in a string constant you need

Not sure what the problem is...

2006-04-15 Thread The One
Hi I have this C program running on windows xp and it's calling system("ls -la c:\mydir > c:\mydir\tmp\lookup.txt") to list "mydir" and pipe the result to a file "lookup.txt" the subdirectory "tmp". For some reason it's not able to create the file "lookup.txt" on this particular computer. The