Have you considered RTFM? Or more specifically, the FAQ. Look for
"mkpasswd -d".
-Alex
On Sun, 2002-02-17 at 06:05, Mattias Brändström wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have some questions about how cygwin determines what user I am logged
> in as on my Win2000 machine.
>
> I have installed cygwin on my Win2
Both the cmd method and the *nix method worked for me, but then again, I
don't use rxvt so I was just looking for a quick and dirty fix for
Michael. Glad to see it straightened out.
On Mon, 2002-02-04 at 10:53, Offord Garry-QA3813 wrote:
> Alex:
>
> I think if you change the rxvt command from th
m afraid that I don't really know how to
track this down any further. Hopefully it'll be of help to someone who
is a bit more knowledgeable in the subject. Hope this helps.
-Alex Malinovich
On Sun, 2002-02-03 at 12:42, Michael F. March wrote:
> A while ago I upgraded my Cygwin i
>You could write a script. That's even more fun than setting
>all user/group/permission info by hand. Treat it as challenge.
>
>Corinna
Actually, this almost sounds fun... :) Correct me if I'm wrong here, but
if Perl read the attributes of a file, they'd be reported in the same
way as they woul
Hmm... Well, assuming you didn't have a bad typo somewhere, that should
have worked.
set bell-style none
It's worked for me on about a dozen systems that I've got cygwin running
on. All I can suggest is check your typing and try again. Otherwise,
there's something misconfigured somewhere on your
I've been using Lucida Console since that's the closest that I could get
to terminal, but I really would like to get the actual terminal font
working. Does anyone have any suggestions? I've already checked the mail
archives, the FAQ, and done a Google search, all to no avail.
-Alex
-Original
Question 2 is very well documented, so feel free to look it up.
(Archives, FAQ, etc)
Question 1 was answered about a week or two ago but I'm not sure if it's
in the archives yet. Just in case:
The easiest thing to do is get the JDK for Windows, install it, and then
just call it from Cygwin. (Mak
I'll be glad to second this request. My cygwin bin contains 561 files.
I'm willing to bet that I've never used about half of them, and never
heard of about a quarter. A short description would be really useful.
-Alex
-Original Message-
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Well, assuming you already have the JDK installed in Windows, just use
it! :) If you don't have it installed, then first install it and follow
the directions for updating your path. Once you've done that you'll be
able to call it from within cygwin with no problem.
-Alex
-Original Message---
I'm surprised that no one has responded with the "quick" answer yet. We
had a short discussion about this a few months ago, and there are 2 ways
to get around it:
A) Instead of running cygwin.bat, just create a shortcut to run "bash
--login -i"
B) Modify cygwin.bat, and in front of the "bash --lo
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