gms5002 wrote:
Hi - I am having a problem getting mount to work in cygwin. Here is what I
am trying to do:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/test
$ pwd
/home/Greg/test
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/test
$ mkdir foo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/test
$ mkdir bar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/test
$ vi bar/test
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/test
Hi - I am having a problem getting mount to work in cygwin. Here is what I
am trying to do:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/test
$ pwd
/home/Greg/test
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/test
$ mkdir foo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/test
$ mkdir bar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/test
$ vi bar/test
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/test
$ ls -l bar
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According to Eric Blake on 8/9/2007 11:07 AM:
> And yet another, which I have been considering doing the next time I package
> git (right now, I'm kind of waiting for git 1.5.3 to come out),
1.5.3 is out, so I'm in the middle of packaging it.
> is t
Three systems that can play havoc with cygwin:
* Windows LiveOneCare - it silently blocks ALL local traffic until you
tell it that that application is fine (sucks for x/cygwin and similar)
and has Yet Another Realtime Access Scanner - plays amuk with many
apps now
* Webroot Spy Sweeper with Antivir
Carlo Florendo wrote:
Szymon Lapinski wrote:
Recently I found a serious performance degradation in my gawk scripts
while running on WinXP x64 SP2, it appears that this is not only gawk
problem, but spawning child processes in a subshell at all.
Your cygcheck looks clean.
Child processes fail
Szymon Lapinski wrote:
Recently I found a serious performance degradation in my gawk scripts
while running on WinXP x64 SP2, it appears that this is not only gawk
problem, but spawning child processes in a subshell at all.
Your cygcheck looks clean.
Child processes failing means that there co
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On Mon, 3 Sep 2007, Tyler Durden wrote:
I just typed, mount -c /hidden and now my mountpoints are /hidden/c etc.
this should do the trick. Thanks for your help.
That only obscures the name, but doesn't hide it.
Good point. Is there a w
On Mon, Sep 03, 2007 at 02:41:06PM -0700, Brian Dessent wrote:
>Tyler Durden wrote:
>>Good point. Is there a way for a user to find out what this mountpoint
>>is when they can only establish a sshd session to the server?
>
>Of course they can. They could type "mount" or simply "cygpath c:/".
>Thi
Tyler Durden wrote:
> Good point. Is there a way for a user to find out what this mountpoint is
> when they can only establish a sshd session to the server?
Of course they can. They could type "mount" or simply "cygpath c:/".
This provides zero security.
Brian
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> I just typed, mount -c /hidden and now my mountpoints are /hidden/c etc.
this should do the trick. Thanks for your help.
That only obscures the name, but doesn't hide it.
Good point. Is there a way for a user to find out what this mountpoint is when
they can only establish a sshd session
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According to Tyler Durden on 9/3/2007 2:31 PM:
> From: Eric Blake
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According to Tyler Durden on 9/3/2007 1:42 PM:
> How do I remove all the /cygdrive/c, cygdrive/d mounts? I have been
> searching on google, looked at the FAQ, searched the archives but i can't
> find any way to do this.
Probably because there isn't
How do I remove all the /cygdrive/c, cygdrive/d mounts? I have been searching
on google, looked at the FAQ, searched the archives but i can't find any way to
do this.
Moody friends. Drama queens. Yo
* From: Reini Urban
* Subject: Re: run-time problems with cygwin-1.5.24-2
Todd Brunhoff schrieb:
...In an effort to see what the problem might be, I focussed on
perl (although interesting, this info may n
Todd Brunhoff wrote:
Problem: after installing cygwin-1.5.24-2, most things work but I've
noticed a few things that don't work: perl and subversion (svn).
Specifically, the programs do absolutely nothing...
Ok, so everyone's view was generally helpful. Cygcheck pointed at two
missing dlls, cygc
Recently I found a serious performance degradation in my gawk scripts
while running on WinXP x64 SP2, it appears that this is not only gawk
problem, but spawning child processes in a subshell at all.
I'm not sure if this was caused by SP2 or by some of following Windows
updates but it used to
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According to ehzone on 9/2/2007 10:05 PM:
> Below is a transcript of what happens when I attempt to clone. Can
> someone suggest what I can do to correct the problem. I've attached
> the output from cygcheck -s -v -r.
You attached it base64-encoded w
I don't intend on improving it. The referred to post is rather old and I wanted
to verify if it is still valid or if any newer methods came to be since the
last URL reference I gave you.
I assume from what you wrote that setsid() with no argumentss is still valid,
correct?
Regards,
darel hen
* Todd Brunhoff (Sun, 02 Sep 2007 11:48:09 -0700)
> Problem: after installing cygwin-1.5.24-2, most things work but I've
> noticed a few things that don't work: perl and subversion (svn).
> Specifically, the programs do absolutely nothing... command line
> arguments are ignored, there is no outp
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