> But, anyway, you asked for it, you got it. I applied a patch to
> mkpasswd/mkgroup to generate uids/gids for the local machine always
> using the same offset as when Cygwin computes them.
>
> Check out the latest snapshot from http://cygwin.com/snapshots/
Corinna, I did :-)
@@ uname -a
CYGWIN_
> On Nov 27 18:41, Houder wrote:
>> > On Nov 27 17:12, Houder wrote:
>> >> Hi Corinna,
>> >>
>> >> For comparison: output of 'mkpasswd -l' with and without
>> >> /etc/nsswitch.conf present. Without it, my machine
>> >> is NOT a 'foreign machine'. When it is present, my machine is a 'foreign
>> >>
On Nov 27 18:41, Houder wrote:
> > On Nov 27 17:12, Houder wrote:
> >> Hi Corinna,
> >>
> >> For comparison: output of 'mkpasswd -l' with and without
> >> /etc/nsswitch.conf present. Without it, my machine
> >> is NOT a 'foreign machine'. When it is present, my machine is a 'foreign
> >> machine'
> On Nov 27 17:12, Houder wrote:
>> Hi Corinna,
>>
>> For comparison: output of 'mkpasswd -l' with and without /etc/nsswitch.conf
>> present. Without it, my machine
>> is NOT a 'foreign machine'. When it is present, my machine is a 'foreign
>> machine'. Strikes me as ...
>>
>> Until now, I believ
On Nov 27 17:12, Houder wrote:
> Hi Corinna,
>
> For comparison: output of 'mkpasswd -l' with and without /etc/nsswitch.conf
> present. Without it, my machine
> is NOT a 'foreign machine'. When it is present, my machine is a 'foreign
> machine'. Strikes me as ...
>
> Until now, I believed that
Hi Corinna,
For comparison: output of 'mkpasswd -l' with and without /etc/nsswitch.conf
present. Without it, my machine
is NOT a 'foreign machine'. When it is present, my machine is a 'foreign
machine'. Strikes me as ...
Until now, I believed that the output of mkpasswd/mkgroup had no dependenc
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