On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 2:05 PM, Phil Betts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Troy Bull wrote on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 5:45 PM::
>
>
> > Greetings
> >
> > I use rxvt and I use the -fg and -bg to set colors. Where can i find
> > a list of the colors that I can put in there. I know I can do the
Hi,
I want to write a simple script to start and stop windows service remotely.
Here is the script:
#!/usr/bin/bash
sc servername start "MyService"
echo $?
===
The above script return the following messages:
[SC] StartService: OpenService FAILED 1060:
The specified service does not ex
On 3/12/2008 7:21 PM, Eric Blake wrote:
According to David Rothenberger on 3/12/2008 7:04 PM:
| Once the shell starts doing this, it keeps doing it. Restarting bash
| solves the problem.
|
| I first noticed this with cygwin-1.5.25-11, but it happens with -7, too.
Those are old. But it still hap
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According to David Rothenberger on 3/12/2008 7:04 PM:
| Once the shell starts doing this, it keeps doing it. Restarting bash
| solves the problem.
|
| I first noticed this with cygwin-1.5.25-11, but it happens with -7, too.
Those are old. But it sti
Stephen David wrote:
Alfred,
Thanks for your response.
With regard to this performance problem, I've discovered that this
is not just an sshd problem -- scripts/commands I run through cron
also exhibit the same behavior. (ie. find, curl, date, etc). Is
there something about the user co
Alfred,
Thanks for your response.
>>With regard to this performance problem, I've discovered that this
>>is not just an sshd problem -- scripts/commands I run through cron
>>also exhibit the same behavior. (ie. find, curl, date, etc). Is
>>there something about the user context under whi
Stephen David wrote:
Hello again,
Hello,
I recently installed cygwin on a new windows 2003 server box, and am
experiencing 100% CPU utilization for several seconds (approx 7) when
running many commands via ssh connection *to* that box -- even simple
commands like "ls -l", "find", that usually
With regard to this performance problem, I've discovered that this
is not just an sshd problem -- scripts/commands I run through cron
also exhibit the same behavior. (ie. find, curl, date, etc). Is
there something about the user context under which these services
run that could be causing
Hello again,
>> Hello,
>>
>> I recently installed cygwin on a new windows 2003 server box, and am
>> experiencing 100% CPU utilization for several seconds (approx 7) when
>> running many commands via ssh connection *to* that box -- even simple
>> commands like "ls -l", "find", that usually ret
Hello
Thank you DaveK.
Your information will be helpful when I will be trobling with the setup process.
The cygwin community is a hartwaring one. I strongly appreciate for all to
reply to my hesteric
question.
Regards
Tatsuro
--- Dave Korn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tatsuro wrote on 12 Mar
Brian Dessent wrote on 12 March 2008 17:25:
> a) figure out which module of the process is the main one
> b) look up its ImageBase
> c) compute which page in that processes' VM corresponds to that
> ImageBase plus some magic offset (which also implicitly means that all
> subsystems must use exactl
Troy Bull wrote on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 5:45 PM::
> Greetings
>
> I use rxvt and I use the -fg and -bg to set colors. Where can i find
> a list of the colors that I can put in there. I know I can do the
> obvious ones, Black, White, Blue, etc but I also found "Wheat" and
> some other ones
Greetings
I use rxvt and I use the -fg and -bg to set colors. Where can i find
a list of the colors that I can put in there. I know I can do the
obvious ones, Black, White, Blue, etc but I also found "Wheat" and
some other ones work. I would like to know if there is a list in a
file anywhere th
Dave Korn wrote:
> Given that, it's therefore going to have been done as quickly and cheaply
> as possible, so why should we assume they wouldn't they just check the value
> in the PE header at the start of NtSetInformationProcess?
I know it's MS and everything, and if the subject was Outlook o
Robert Amodeo wrote on 12 March 2008 16:43:
> I installed CYGWIN from home site (onto a machine, Win XP), and added the
> appropriate packages (openssh, tcp_wrappers, zlib). Cygwin appeared to
> install fine, and I started up a Cygwin screen.
>
> I then ran > net start sshd, and found the follow
Corinna Vinschen wrote on 12 March 2008 16:23:
> On Mar 12 16:13, Dave Korn wrote:
> > Brian Dessent wrote on 12 March 2008 15:59:
> > > Dave Korn wrote:
> > > > Now, who supposes you could work around the restriction by writing
> > > >
> > > > * (WORD *) 0x004000dc = POSIX_CUI;
> > > >
> >
I installed CYGWIN from home site (onto a machine, Win XP), and added the
appropriate packages (openssh, tcp_wrappers, zlib). Cygwin appeared to
install fine, and I started up a Cygwin screen.
I then ran > net start sshd, and found the following error:
---
$ net start sshd
On Mar 12 16:13, Dave Korn wrote:
> Brian Dessent wrote on 12 March 2008 15:59:
> > Dave Korn wrote:
> > > Now, who supposes you could work around the restriction by writing
> > >
> > > * (WORD *) 0x004000dc = POSIX_CUI;
> > >
> > > just before calling NtSetInformation?
> >
> > How are you g
Brian Dessent wrote on 12 March 2008 15:59:
> Dave Korn wrote:
>
> > Now, who supposes you could work around the restriction by writing
> >
> > * (WORD *) 0x004000dc = POSIX_CUI;
> >
> > just before calling NtSetInformation?
>
> How are you going to fool the executive by poking around in t
Dave Korn wrote:
> Now, who supposes you could work around the restriction by writing
>
> * (WORD *) 0x004000dc = POSIX_CUI;
>
> just before calling NtSetInformation?
How are you going to fool the executive by poking around in the PE
header from userspace long after the process has initiali
horacioemilio wrote:
Hi,
is it some way to have Konsole in cygwin ?
I like its features like tabs, etc
Thanks in advance
I use mrxvt, you can find it on SourceForge (
http://sourceforge.net/projects/materm/ ).
Now I must add other text (I think) because the previous e-mail, only
composed
Brian Dessent wrote on 12 March 2008 15:00:
> Dave Korn wrote:
>
> > The native API, to the very best of my knowledge, exports exactly the
> > same set of interfaces to every subsystem. Can you explain exactly
> > what you're talking about here?
>
> Microsoft Windows Internals, 4th. Ed (Russi
> You could use Poderosa: http://en.poderosa.org/.
>
> For a text-style tabbed window manager within your Cygwin console, try screen.
> It's available in the Cygwin installer.
I just also ran across Console, another tabbed console app that looks to be
simpler than Poderosa:
http://sourceforge.ne
You could use Poderosa: http://en.poderosa.org/.
For a text-style tabbed window manager within your Cygwin console, try screen.
It's available in the Cygwin installer.
Andrew.
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IB wrote:
> So my questions are:
> (1) Do I just change some options at the command-line to compile my
> assembly file (written in SPARC)? If so, in gcc or via as and how do I
> do this? I've tried:
> $ as -Av6 printHello.s
> as: unrecognized option '-Av6'
While gcc and binutils do support many d
Hi,
is it some way to have Konsole in cygwin ?
I like its features like tabs, etc
Thanks in advance
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Dave Korn wrote:
> The native API, to the very best of my knowledge, exports exactly the same
> set of interfaces to every subsystem. Can you explain exactly what you're
> talking about here?
Microsoft Windows Internals, 4th. Ed (Russinovich & Solomon), p. 60:
> Because POSIX.1 compliance was
On Mar 12 12:16, Dave Korn wrote:
> Brian Dessent wrote on 11 March 2008 04:56:
>
> > - When the testcase's binary is located anywhere but %windir% or
> > %windir%\system32, then everything is fine.
> > - Otherwise you get:
>
> Ah. So the error only arises when the binary is located in windows
Brian Dessent wrote on 11 March 2008 04:56:
> - When the testcase's binary is located anywhere but %windir% or
> %windir%\system32, then everything is fine.
> - Otherwise you get:
Ah. So the error only arises when the binary is located in windows system
dir. Right alongside all those thousand
Tatsuro wrote on 12 March 2008 08:34:
> Thank you Marc
>
> I have tried installing emacs for sometimes by oridinally way
> by cygwin setup.
> Unintall and reinstall of emacs were done at least four times.
> However I could not get successful.
> At that time I found that emacs 22.1 (perhaps experi
On Mar 12 02:47, Magesh K wrote:
> Hi,
if you do this haphazard cross posting again, you'll be blocked from
sending to any cygwin mailing list. Please stick to cygwin AT cygwin
DOT com for queries like this.
Repliers, please keep replies to cygwin AT cygwin DOT com. Thank you.
> 1. How t
Hi,
#sorry if the mail received again as i am trying to
post from mailer utility
I am porting an linux based application to Windows. My
application uses a third party library (having an
dynamic library .so file). When I compile my code in
cygwin using g++, I am not able to link the .so file
using
Hi,
I am porting an linux based application to Windows. My
application uses a third party library (having an
dynamic library .so file). When I compile my code in
cygwin using g++, I am not able to link the .so file
using l, -L, -shared or static option.
When I read through the user manu
Hi,
I am porting an linux based application to Windows. My
application uses a third party library (having an
dynamic library .so file). When I compile my code in
cygwin using g++, I am not able to link the .so file
using l, -L, -shared or static option.
When I read through the user manu
Hello,
I've installed cygwin fine on my machine. I am having trouble
compiling an assembly file, which is written in the SPARC assembly
architecture. When I type:
as --version
GNU assembler 2.17.50 20060817
Copyright 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This program is free software; you may red
On Mar 11 22:12, Paul Carew wrote:
> Beware!!
> I have noticed that Cygwin and the new Vista command 'mklink' do not
> co-exist very happily.
> If you create a Vista symlink using mklink and then try to delete/remove
> it using 'rm', the target is deleted and not the symlink!
Cygwin 1.5.25 does
Version 5.38-1 of smartmontools has been uploaded.
http://smartmontools.sourceforge.net/
Changes include:
Cygwin release:
- Alternative IOCTL routes to access SMART data
- Allow to run smartctl without admin rights
- Improved device scanning and drive type recognition
- Added drive letters 'X:'
Thank you Marc
I have tried installing emacs for sometimes by oridinally way by cygwin setup.
Unintall and reinstall of emacs were done at least four times.
However I could not get successful.
At that time I found that emacs 22.1 (perhaps experimental),
I tried to install them. They were successf
Hello,
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 12:20 AM, Tatsuro MATSUOKA
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have downdloded emacs-X11-21.2-13.tar.bz2 from
> ftp://mirror.nyi.net/cygwin/release/emacs/emacs-X11/
Indeed. Why not installing the standard way?
> There are two folders under usr
> usr/bin
> usr/shar
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