Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
> Check out /etc/setup/installed.db (and other files in /etc/setup).
So that's where the info is stored! Now I guess what I need to do is run a
diff on that file between the old and new installs, and find out what
packages are missing in the new install. Thanks for the i
On Fri, 10 Oct 2003, Mike Maxwell wrote:
> This is for anyone else who reads this thread, looking for a solution.
>
> Mike Maxwell wrote:
> > Short of re-installing CygWin, is there a fix to all this mess?
>
> In the end, that's what I did: a new install. Unfortunately, I haven't
> found every pa
This is for anyone else who reads this thread, looking for a solution.
Mike Maxwell wrote:
> Short of re-installing CygWin, is there a fix to all this mess?
In the end, that's what I did: a new install. Unfortunately, I haven't
found every package that I had installed previously, so there are t
DePriest, Jason R. wrote:
> You may need to get permission to temporarily logon as a local admin
> and then change the owner of all of the directories under cygwin.
> As almost all of my directories and files seem to be owned by
> admins.mkgroup. See if you can change the ownership to the Power Us
Bill McCormick wrote:
> Did you run mkpasswd and mkgroup after the user name changes?
No, I hadn't; thanks for the suggestion, but I'm still unable to do certain
things.
I ran
mkpasswd -l > /etc/passwd
(as suggested by the man page for mkpasswd), and
mkgroup -l > /etc/group
(also as per t
Subject: no longer administrator, can't mkdir /foo
>
>
> For security reasons, I am no longer an administrator on my
> Win2k machine.
> (No, I didn't mess up, there's an issue with passwords or something--a
> recent break-in.)
>
> The upshot is that under CygWin, I
> Short of re-installing CygWin, is there a fix to all this mess?
Did you run mkpasswd and mkgroup after the user name changes?
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For security reasons, I am no longer an administrator on my Win2k machine.
(No, I didn't mess up, there's an issue with passwords or something--a
recent break-in.)
The upshot is that under CygWin, I can't do a mkdir in the / dir (i.e.
/cygdrive/c/cygwin).
$ mkdir foo
mkdir: cannot create direc
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