The cygcheck -p option is a great tool.
Although, I noticed today a number of problems in using it today along
with the package search function at Cygwin.com.
I also rummaged around one of the mirror FTP sites to see if I could
find a text file that was the logical equivalent of a single dire
Brad wrote:
Hi. I've just recently installed cygwin and I'd like to ask a few questions
about networking.
I've installed practically all the Cygwin packages but I'm frustrated by a
couple of trivial little problems. For example, when I do a
ping host
the host can't be found; I have to put
Are they?
Google seems to think they exist. My config knows of none.
Or, is my config screwed up?
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Downloaded Setup.exe 2.575, ~2007-06-28.
Have updated thrice and all goes well.
Lee
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Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
> LDR wrote:
>> Since there seems to be "some traffic" on which version of setup.exe is
>> causing (or not) which problems, might it not be a good idea to include
>> the version number of setup.exe with the link to the binary on the next
&g
Since there seems to be "some traffic" on which version of setup.exe is
causing (or not) which problems, might it not be a good idea to include
the version number of setup.exe with the link to the binary on the next
version of setup.exe?
Lee
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Ruprecht Machleidt wrote:
> Is there anybody out there who has tried to use the
> Fortran77 IMSL (International Math and Stat Library
> of Fortran77 routines) on cygwin?
>
> The problem with the IMSL is that it is sold only in compiled
> form (by Visual Numerics and by Absoft). They don't sell
> t
not a critical command, to be sure.
For each try of a process ID, it spits back:
Bad system call
Lee
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FAQ:
I have one of those IEEE 1394 (Firewire) CD/DVD-RW+RW drives.
When I recursively copy one directory ('x.ab') from my HDD to a DVD-RW
in Explorer, everything looks good until I do an 'ls -l' on the drive.
Then I see in the 'ls -l' output listing many copies of the directory as
some kind of a binary
Igor,
First the bad news:
eMail list sellers pay bozos to join mail lists and harvest the addresses!
I sure wish that IETF would finish the specs on MTA authentication!
Now, the good news:
Thanks for your help. I very much appreciate it.
Lee
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
On Thu, 23 Sep 2004, LDR wrote
I receive the Cygwin email lists in digest format.
The email addresses are preserved in these.
Isn't this unnecessary exposure?
Can't names be harvested by subscribing to the list and then harvesting
new addresses from each new digest?
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gedt32.exe'.
Anybody know why "3." didn't quite work and "6." was necessary?
If there's interest, I'll write all this up as "Integrating
Cygwin and Windoze", and include some comments on, and useful
scripts and macros.
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
* How and where to add a node to Windows Registry (XP)
- that creates a pull-down (right-click or "Tools") menu
- from a Windows Explorer folder
- that opens a Cygwin shell window to (makes it the
working directory), either,
- the current Explorer directory and/or,
- the highlighted E
| The following script excerpt explains the problem best:
#!/usr/bin/bash
...
# Set the sticky bit and get the ownership & permissions of the
# current dir right
# Convoluted logic, here of moving up a directory level to change
# the sticky bit on what was the current directory was required by:
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