Very many thanks, Igor. Yes, when thinking UNIX the answer is sort of
obvious - it is good to revise old knowledge! Best wishes, Peter
On Aug 30 2005, Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
On Tue, 30 Aug 2005, PJ Halls wrote:
> Having had the Cygwin environment on several staff systems for some
> time, we
On Tue, 30 Aug 2005, PJ Halls wrote:
> Having had the Cygwin environment on several staff systems for some
> time, we now desire to roll this out into classrooms but have hit a
> problem.
>
> For our classrooms, it is policy that all managed software be installed
> on read-only drives / C: partiti
> For our classrooms, it is policy that all managed software be installed
> on read-only drives / C: partitions to prevent students meddling.
> However, for Cygwin to run it must have write access to /tmp and
> /var/tmp. Is there any way to 'redirect' these essentials from the
> Cygwin home space
Having had the Cygwin environment on several staff systems for some
time, we now desire to roll this out into classrooms but have hit a
problem.
For our classrooms, it is policy that all managed software be installed
on read-only drives / C: partitions to prevent students meddling.
However, for C
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