Hi Brian,
Thanks ever so much for your explanation. Once again I seem to be turning
normality on its head. It's usually the more advanced things that come easy
to me, yet the simple fundamentals elude me, hehe.
Anyway, script it is. I can always manually (or why not push the boat out
and do it
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According to Reini Urban on 3/22/2008 10:48 AM:
| The second problem is the +, the special Windows ACL, which should not
| be here on a plain new cygwin installation.
| POSIX access() doesn't check the additional ACL's, just the underlying
| windows c
Hi,
Dr. Volker Zell writes:
>
> Hi
>
> New versions of 'gd/libgd2/libgd-devel' have been uploaded to a server near
> you
>
> Cygwin NEWS:
>
>
> o Fixed a bug in /usr/bin/gdlib-config:
>
>Before: > gdlib-config --libs
>> -lXpm -lX11 -ljpeg -lfontconfig -lfreetyp
Hussein Patwa wrote:
> Thanks for your very detailed post. I'm no Unix guru so I'll be honest and
> say some of that wasn't entirely clear to me. It seems that, as what I'm
> doing with cygwin is really pretty basic (compressing/decompressing,
> subversion operations, ssh operations, etc), tryin
Hi Brian,
Thanks for your very detailed post. I'm no Unix guru so I'll be honest and
say some of that wasn't entirely clear to me. It seems that, as what I'm
doing with cygwin is really pretty basic (compressing/decompressing,
subversion operations, ssh operations, etc), trying a different shell
Hussein Patwa wrote:
> I'd like to log all console activity, both input and output to a text file
> for later review. Uses for this could be, for example, demonstrating an
> operation to someone unfamiliar with cygwin, or say, keeping a record of
> console output for future reference.
You should
Hello,
Apologies if this is a duplicate question, but I've only been able to find
app-specific info so far.
I'd like to log all console activity, both input and output to a text file
for later review. Uses for this could be, for example, demonstrating an
operation to someone unfamiliar with cygw
Hi. The following test script works under Linux (I leave it running until 50,000
and then hit Ctrl+C), but it crashes under Cygwin:
SCRIPT START
#!/usr/bin/python2.5
# This test starts lots of threads, but re-joins with them and calls the python
# garbage collector
import gc
import th
Hello
For people who did not concern this topic, I draw back the first mail from
Vinod Gupta
and his first and last mails.
After I wrote the above, I have been thought about the issues.
I am a one of the user of the cygwin. But I am an unofficial octave on cygwin
maintainter.
(my web http:/
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