Lee Dilkie wrote:
And on top of that (top posting too), even windows cmd console won't let
you follow .lnk files... They are files, not symlinks. Only explorer
know how to navigate them.
Just in case one of you experts can help me, I've been trying to remove a
cygwin installation which contai
And on top of that (top posting too), even windows cmd console won't let
you follow .lnk files... They are files, not symlinks. Only explorer
know how to navigate them.
-lee
Brian Dessent wrote:
Gustavo Seabra wrote:
Right, it isn't a directory. But shouldn't Cygwin convert the path and
Gustavo Seabra wrote:
> Right, it isn't a directory. But shouldn't Cygwin convert the path and
> follow it just the same? Is there something wrong with the behavior
> I'm seeing?
For one thing, the .lnk must have the R attribute set in order for
Cygwin to even consider it a symlink and not a regu
Hi All,
I wonder if 'cd' in Cygwin is supposed to follow windows shortcuts.
According to this message:
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2005-08/msg00546.html
I'd assume it is. However, I'm seeing the following in my system;
In my $HOME dir (Cygwin) I have a Cygwin-symbolic link to my "Desktop"
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