Re[2]: cygwin compiled on Linux for Wiindows

Dear Jani tiainen, --Sunday, September 19, 2004, 9:33:42 AM, you wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Jt> If you compile it under Cygwin _and_ link your app against _any_ GPL Jt> library (including cygwin1.dll in Windoze) your application license must Jt> be GPL. You still hold copyright for your origina

Re[3]: rbldnsd

Dear Robert Menschel, Warnings generated have no impact for 32 bit platforms. Actual problem is rbldnsd is unable to access zone file. Try to set full paths in command line. --Sunday, September 19, 2004, 3:39:16 AM, you wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]: RM> rbldnsd_ip4set.c:272: warning: unsig

Re[2]: Automated Installation on Multiple Machines

Dear Tennis Smith (tennis), --Thursday, July 29, 2004, 11:45:20 PM, you wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]: TSt> Cool! Thanks. Does it work with NT or XP as well? Yes. >> >> You can easily deploy Cygwin or whatever you want with sysdiff (it can >> be found in deploy.cab on Windows 2000/2003 Server

Re: Automated Installation on Multiple Machines

Dear Tennis Smith (tennis), You can easily deploy Cygwin or whatever you want with sysdiff (it can be found in deploy.cab on Windows 2000/2003 Server CD). Check google for using sysdiff. If you have Cygwin base installed, deployment of the rest can be as easy as copying Cygwin folder. --Thur

Re: "cd" in bash script not being executed

Dear Mikael Åsberg, A most probable you have directory which is mounted, but no directory entry is created. Run `mount` and check if all directories used as mount points exist (in your case problem is probably with /cvsroot, create cvsroot directory in cygwin root). --Thursday, July 8, 200

Re: How to delete file "nul"?

Dear Michael Pfeiffer, This problem is not cygwin related. You can delete files like this by using "UNC" style of filename (this style prevents use of DOS devices and bypasses Windows 256 character limit for filename). For example, to delete file from the root of d:\ drive use del \\.\d:\n

Re[2]: /usr/bin exists not; man can't find nroff; permissions inconsistent

Dear Carlo Florendo, > d:\cygwin\/bin /usr/bin system binmode > d:\cygwin\/lib /usr/lib system binmode remount /usr/bin and /usr/lib correctly. -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Proble

Re[2]: Compiling DLLs to be used from native Win32 application

Dear Reini Urban, No, your guess is wrong. 3proxy is natively developed to compile under Windows and compiles perfectly with both gcc -mno-cygwin and VC++ and though it can be compiled with cygwin I see no reason for that (3proxy has build-in code to install and run as Windows service and

Re[3]: Compiling DLLs to be used from native Win32 application

Dear Igor Pechtchanski, --Monday, June 21, 2004, 8:20:50 PM, you wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]: IP> Whoops, sorry for the confusion. I didn't realise that the information IP> from the above message is already in the FAQ (and that's probably what you IP> referred to in your step 3 above). IP> It w

Re[2]: Compiling DLLs to be used from native Win32 application

Dear Igor Pechtchanski, --Monday, June 21, 2004, 7:34:33 PM, you wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]: >> >> 1. I did DLL, it works fine with cygwin application. >> 2. If I try to use it from native application it hangs on LoadLibrary. >> 3. I did DllMain function with impure_ptr initialization and fin

Compiling DLLs to be used from native Win32 application

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