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From: George Jordan
Date: Wed, Feb 13, 2019 at 7:38 PM
Subject: compute FAST_CWD pointer error
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Dear Sir/Madam,
As I try to run john the ripper I get this error - compute FAST_CWD pointer.
I am not sure how to proceed, I am running on windows 64-bit
aren't being performed. Strangely enough, when I grabbed a fresh
machine to test Cygwin on, I am able to get near wire speeds. Very strange.
On 04/08/18 16:08, L A Walsh wrote:
Jordan Geoghegan wrote:
Thanks for the info. Would you be able to test file performance over
the network? If you
On 03/24/18 17:04, L A Walsh wrote:
L A Walsh wrote:
Jordan Geoghegan wrote:
Has anyone ever successfully transferred 150Mbps or more over the
network using scp/sftp/rsync etc on Cygwin?
What is more important? testing cygwin's scp/sftp/rsync, or using 'ssh'
or runni
ystem.
Thanks for bants, this has been fun.
Cheers,
Jordan Geoghegan
On 03/24/18 12:13, Steven Penny wrote:
On Sat, 24 Mar 2018 11:43:42, Jordan Geoghegan wrote:
If you tested it in a VM, then you would have seen that Perl is in
the base.
Using this file:
http://fastly.cdn.openbsd.org/pub/Op
erl script on a text file. You will see it works.
Also, by install file sets, I also meant install media, don't be
pedantic. Go do some research/testing before you reply again.
Thanks for the "illumination",
Jordan Geoghegan
On 03/24/18 11:17, Steven Penny wrote:
On Sat, 24
rmation if you don't know what you're talking about.
Cheers,
Jordan Geoghegan
On 03/24/18 08:49, Steven Penny wrote:
On Sat, 24 Mar 2018 08:33:58, Jordan Geoghegan wrote:
OpenBSD does indeed come with perl, as its package managegment
system, "pkg_add" is written pretty mu
Hi Steven,
OpenBSD does indeed come with perl, as its package managegment system,
"pkg_add" is written pretty much entirely in perl. Perl is a first class
citizens over at OpenBSD. I do believe it is also in the base system of
FreeBSD as well.
Cheers,
Jordan Geoghegan
On 03/2
possible
variables.
Cheers,
Jordan Geoghegan
On 03/23/18 18:17, Eliot Moss wrote:
Yes - I have gotten on the order of 500 Mbps, sometimes ranging
a bit higher, on a (shared) 1 Gbps Ethernet LAN. Wireless is
not so good (in terms of reaching the max, sustained) - there
is some evidence that in
Hi folks,
First time poster here. I was hoping others could weigh in with their
experiences running an ssh/sftp server from Cygwin.
tl;dr
Has anyone ever successfully transferred 150Mbps or more over the
network using scp/sftp/rsync etc on Cygwin?
For a more in depth explanation, see below
Jordan yahoo.com> writes:
> This works great for several hours, but then gives an "out
> of memory" error and actually brings Windows 7 to its knees.
> I can provide the exact memory error if
> requested
I reproduced it again. The error messages are as follows:
./m
AZ 9901 gmail.com> writes:
>
> Make an infinite loop with no fork, and look at the memory usage.
> Then, make an infinite loop with one fork and look at the memory
>
> I really hope a solution will be found one day
>
Argh! And I really like CygWin, so I was hoping to learn that this is
reso
Thrall, Bryan flightsafety.com> writes:
>
> AZ 9901 wrote on 2012-05-31:
> > 2012/5/31 Jordan :
> > Then, when (bash) scripting under Cygwin, you must take care to avoid
> > forking as much as possible.
> >
> > You could try to improve the "sleep 1&q
e a solution which involves increasing the memory available to
CygWin, that seems illogical, because the script is gradually increasing its
own
memory usage over time. Thus, such a solution would only delay the inevitable,
I
think.)
Thanks!
Jordan
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It would seem Larry Hall (Cygwin), on Tue, Nov 13, 2007 at 01:22:56PM -0500,
wrote:
> Ross Jordan wrote:
>> When I modify files with cygwin's vim, they become inaccessible. It seems
>> the
>> permissions are getting changed when I save the file. Any idea why this is
&
When I modify files with cygwin's vim, they become inaccessible. It seems the
permissions are getting changed when I save the file. Any idea why this is
happening? This does not happen from a bash shell, only when I directly
launch vim from a windows cmd.exe window. See below.
D:\ver
Microsoft Win
Sorry if this is the wrong place to send this. I tried sending to the
rxvt guys at sf, and got no response.
Anyway; in case whoever maintains the cygwin port is listening, here's
some diffs...
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Jordan DeLong
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
changes:
- libW11 support to change the cursor to a xterm c
Recently I tried upgrading to the cygwin-1.5.9-1
package, and after that, BitTorrent (a python-based
program) started crashing consistently on certain
inputs, with the error
segmentation fault (core dumped)
I tried downgrading back to 1.5.7, and then the
problems disappeared. I tried 1.5.8 also,
...The bottoms line is it doesnt
work, (on my machine) if you want to believe it works on every machine,
fine.
I've given up on cygwin but I'm letting you know fwiw that the installer
seems incredibly broken.
Jordan
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..too numerous to menition
Jordan
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Error: Stack Fault at eip=d15ff
- compiling 'C' project targeting MIPS processor using Cygwin tools
- all is well compiling a file containing several functions until one
of the functions exceeds a particular size, due to many conditional
statements, then get Stack Fault error
Tools:
- IDT
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