I went through my cygwin@cygwin.com emails and found yours! Please accept
my belated thank you for your reply!
--Joel
On Wed, Jun 8, 2016 at 5:10 PM Ken Brown wrote:
> On 6/8/2016 5:29 PM, Joel Breazeale wrote:
> > Thank you for your reply Achim! I tried your suggestion and it was
> > much fa
Joel Breazeale writes:
> My goal is to build a list of all the installed packages in
> chronological order. With such a list I can see which package were
> installed beyond the initial set. The reason for this is to be able
> to tell a colleague what to install to get their Cygwin configured
> li
tools I've created.
I was hoping a package install date/time would be provided by the
package management system. Absent an official package install
date/time I'll take whatever I can scrounge up! A stat of
in /etc/setup/.lst.gz gives me a "Birth" date/time which is
suffic
On 6/8/2016 5:29 PM, Joel Breazeale wrote:
Thank you for your reply Achim! I tried your suggestion and it was
much faster than my kludge! There is one nit though, that libpopt0
shows up under cygcheck -c but is not present in
/etc/setup/libpopt0.lst.gz. Also, under cygcheck -l libpopt0 has no
Thank you for your reply Achim! I tried your suggestion and it was
much faster than my kludge! There is one nit though, that libpopt0
shows up under cygcheck -c but is not present in
/etc/setup/libpopt0.lst.gz. Also, under cygcheck -l libpopt0 has no
files. One would think if I want to find all
Joel Breazeale writes:
> I am looking for a clean way to determine the install date/time for a
> Cygwin package. I have a hack that suffices, just want to see what
> alternatives exist. Thanks!
Provided nothing messes with the clock and the timestamps, look at the
mtime of /etc/setup/pkgname.lst
I am looking for a clean way to determine the install date/time for a
Cygwin package. I have a hack that suffices, just want to see what
alternatives exist. Thanks!
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