Hi,
This particular issue with the invisible windows that pop up seems to be
a relatively a new issue with cygwin with recent win11.
With a slightly older windows 10, these conhost tasks with their
invisible windows do not pop up at all (that I've noticed).
And no amount of using "run.exe"
On Sun, Jan 29, 2023 at 3:48 PM Brian Inglis wrote:
>
> Best to hide that inside a script, rather than deal with mixing Windows and
> shell quoting rules!
Tested and confirmed to be working with other scheduled tasks that exit.
> Services drop privileges to $USER privileges unelevated.
What I'm
On 2023-01-29 15:55, Ross Patterson wrote:
dash (or bash if required) native path with WD /var/log/ native path e.g.
%CYGWIN_ROOT%\bin\dash /usr/local/bin/sh WD %CYGWIN_ROOT%\var\log
I'm not understanding the use of `WD` here, can you clarify/elaborate?
Working Directory entry
At any r
> dash (or bash if required) native path with WD /var/log/ native path e.g.
>
> %CYGWIN_ROOT%\bin\dash /usr/local/bin/sh WD %CYGWIN_ROOT%\var\log
I'm not understanding the use of `WD` here, can you clarify/elaborate?
At any rate, I forgot to mention that I also tried adding output
redirection
On 2023-01-26 19:43, Ross Patterson via Cygwin wrote:
TL;DR: I needed to run a Cygwin process at user log on with highest
privileges to perform some operations that are not allowed any other
way without requiring a UAC prompt. This results in a window without
any border, close button or any othe
TL;DR: I needed to run a Cygwin process at user log on with highest
privileges to perform some operations that are not allowed any other
way without requiring a UAC prompt. This results in a window without
any border, close button or any other decoration that is most often
invisible/transparent, s
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