Hehe, just thank you guys for patience!
Well, i´ve found the error. And - ´twas not a Cygwin error, so you may sleep
peacefully again! *gg*
Now I could tell you the story, but it sounds TOO strange, that you wouldn´t believe
meJust to say so:
I had a FAT32-partition, that was a former NTFS p
Hi, here are my:
etc/passwd | unknown::500:544::unknown:/bin/bash
etc/group| unknown::544:
well, i didn´t look at them till now -- and can´t guess what would be
right --- if its not?
again, unknown is my username :: i suppose means no pass, hm 500 is my
"id"? and 544?
Hop
Hi!
Ok, then folks, i face the following problem :)
> > $ ls -l /bin/postgres
> >
> > gives me this:
> >
> > ?rw-r--r--0 0unknown 2706432 Jan 1 1970 /bin/postgres
> >
> > where "unknown" is my win-username (ok might be confusing..)
> > 1970 looks funny, but this ?rw-r--r-- makes
Hi Jason,
$ ls -l /bin/postgres
gives me this:
?rw-r--r--0 0unknown 2706432 Jan 1 1970 /bin/postgres
where "unknown" is my win-username (ok might be confusing..)
1970 looks funny, but this ?rw-r--r-- makes me nervous...
and chmod doesn´t work, so I have no idea how to change th
Shelby,
> What happens when you do this:
here we go:__
$ set > paps
$ bash
$ set > kid
$ exit
exit
$ diff paps kid
4c4
< BASH=/usr/bin/bash
---
> BASH=/bin/bash
34d33
< OLDPWD=/usr/bin
40,41c39
< PIPESTATUS=([0]="0")
< PPID=1
---
> PPID=370815
49c47
< SHLVL=1
---
> SHLV
What a mess... no, everything seems to be installed fine.
I have ash (20020131-1) and bash (2.05a-2)
Now I tried to "initdb" postgres manually, and this is what it told me (in
debug-level 5):
$ postgres -F -D /usr/share/postgresql/data/template1 -O -d 5 template1
FindExec: searching PATH ...
Va
Hello again,
Could it be that the 1st line in initdb:
#!/bin/sh.exe
doesn´t fit an i´ll have to write
#!/bin/bash.exe
instead?
Please no, else I would have been stupid ;)
Can´t test it right now, just wanted to post it as it may be important...
I´m obviously feeling that i´ll have to replace
Hi!
> 1. Are your cygwin mounts binary
$ mount
E:\cygwin\bin on /usr/bin type system (binmode)
E:\cygwin\lib on /usr/lib type system (binmode)
E:\cygwin on / type system (binmode)
c: on /cygdrive/c type user (binmode,noumount)
d: on /cygdrive/d type user (binmode,noumount)
e: on /cygdrive/e type
Hi Jason,
> > Hm, I´m seriously wondering if *anybody* did manage it to run under W98...
>
> Yes, many -- including myself.
Now THAT´s good news! *phew*
Ok I didn´t doubt it could, just asked myself if anyone still uses this OS (Old
System) and hence care for
> I'm sorry but your Cygwin ins
Thanks for replying!
>Is /usr/bin in your current path?
yes, everything´s fine
>Did you select the sh-utils/grep/sed/et
>al. packages when you installed cygwin?
also yes. this in fact was my first idea, but sed itself seems to work...
>...it looks like it needs postgres.exe in the same di
Hi!
Don´t know if it´s right here but I wasn´t succesful at news.postgresql
yet :( ...
Ok, main thing is: I downloaded&installed postgresql 7.2 (it seemed to
be the new official package back then) recently and all of the stuff it
needs.
ipc-daemon & works (it did nothing foolish so far).
Then
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