Rob,
Actually, this behavior also depends on the filesystem you use.
CYGWIN=ntsec alone only helps if you have NTFS. For FAT you also need
"ntea" (i.e., CYGWIN="ntsec ntea" -- be aware that it'll create a large
file in your drive's root directory). I believe permissions on FAT32 were
broken some
Thank you Elfyn and Jurgen. A few moment's thought would have reminded
me that file permissions are handled differently on NT. ;)
Regards
Rob
Elfyn McBratney wrote:
Rob Clack wrote:
[...]
So there seems to be a couple of weensy buggettes there, though I'm not
suggesting anyone bother to fix t
Rob Clack wrote:
> [...]
> So there seems to be a couple of weensy buggettes there, though I'm not
> suggesting anyone bother to fix them unless they happen to be working
> there anyway. They're not serious bugs, but they did obscure the real
> problem and waste quite a lot of my and several o
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Subject: Re: [Fwd: Re: perl test fails]
Classification:
Hooray, we're there! Thank you!
The -x operator works perfectly, but the pro
Hooray, we're there! Thank you!
The -x operator works perfectly, but the problem was still rather
obscure, so here's the answer.
Cygwin 1.3.22-1 under NT4, Perl 5.8.0
My script was almost identical to the one Elfyn supplied below, it just
tested a local file rather than /usr/bin/perl.
#!/bin
Rob Clack wrote:
> Well I thought maybe I'd better just try setting $CYGWIN, even though it
> didn't seem relevant (I don't have "..problems with NT shares or Samba
> drives..", since the script reliably breaks when run from a local,
> non-shared drive) and indeed, it made no difference. Unles
Well I thought maybe I'd better just try setting $CYGWIN, even though it
didn't seem relevant (I don't have "..problems with NT shares or Samba
drives..", since the script reliably breaks when run from a local,
non-shared drive) and indeed, it made no difference. Unless there's
some special w
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