Jurgen Defurne wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Can someone explain for what /var/log/wtmp is used ?
>
> It seems that this file grows very quickly in our Cygwin environment, and
> I
> want to find out which programs write to this file. /var/log/wtmp gets
> an update almost every two seconds here.
>
> We do
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Do you happen to know from which package 'last' is part ?
I will need to build this program myself, because I am unable
to upgrade my Cygwin environment and install the package
(due to operational constraints).
Thanks for the info,
Jurgen.
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On Sep 12 10:13, Jurgen Defurne wrote:
> Do you happen to know from which package 'last' is part ?
http://cygwin.com/cgi-bin2/package-grep.cgi?grep=last.exe
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Doug,
On Thu, Jul 28, 2005 at 11:51:00PM -0400, Douglas Philips wrote:
> On Jul 28, 2005, at 6:02 PM, Williams, Gerald S (Jerry) wrote:
> >On the other hand, I verified at the time that the semaphore solution
> >worked under Cygwin Python, so I wouldn't expect it to be a problem
> >even if the cha
Hi there,
I'm really hoping that someone can help with this one, as I've been
battling with it for a few hours now.
I'm getting an access violation when running postmaster. I've done an
initdb and all is well there.
I've got the latest of all that I need to run postgres as of 12.Sep.
200
Since I am now the sharutils maintainer, I wanted to try building
sharutils from CVS. But bootstrapping a fresh checkout requires
autogen, so I gave a try at compiling autogen-5.7.2. Compilation
failed because guile-1.6.7-1 has a broken /usr/lib/libguile.la,
generated by libtool 1.5.10 (it refere
Jurgen Defurne wrote:
> Do you happen to know from which package 'last' is part ?
>
> I will need to build this program myself, because I am unable
> to upgrade my Cygwin environment and install the package
> (due to operational constraints).
>
> Thanks for the info,
Like Corinna wrote or (if yo
At 11:29 AM 9/12/2005, you wrote:
>I've seen a bunch of similar posts online but I don't see any fixes or
>resolutions. When ever I try to recursively delete a directory, I get
>the following error:
>
>$ rm -rfv endorsed
>removed `endorsed/xalan.jar'
>removed `endorsed/xercesImpl.jar'
>removed `en
Eric Blake wrote:
> Since I am now the sharutils maintainer, I wanted to try building
> sharutils from CVS. But bootstrapping a fresh checkout requires
> autogen, so I gave a try at compiling autogen-5.7.2. Compilation
> failed because guile-1.6.7-1 has a broken /usr/lib/libguile.la,
> generated
Isn't this issue a potential problem with any multitasking OS ? If there is a
windows-specific feature to this issue, I am not aware of it.
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"James R. Phillips" wrote:
> Isn't this issue a potential problem with any multitasking OS ? If there is a
> windows-specific feature to this issue, I am not aware of it.
In *nix, you can successfully unlink an open file. Its directory entry
will be removed but its inode will remain until all o
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 10:37:11AM -0700, Brian Dessent wrote:
>In windows, a file cannot be deleted until all outstanding file handles
>are closed. I think there is an option you can give to the system to
>tell it to delete the file for you when all handles are closed, but
>this still does not al
Original Message
>From: Arthur I Schwarz
>Sent: 12 September 2005 18:48
>> Cygwin Setup:
> Fatal Error: Uncaught Exception
> Thread: DialogProc
> Type: 9Exception
> Message: Package validation failure for file:
> //C:\Documents and Settings\ra07220\My
> Documents\root\cygwin/d
Christopher Faylor wrote:
Cygwin already uses the default settings that we want it to use so, if this
is implemented, we wouldn't want to make it the default.
I meant "if the user chooses 'DOS'" (not the global default). I.e. don't
ever mount c:\cygwin as text, even if the user asks for DOS.
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 11:19:43AM -0700, Shankar Unni wrote:
>Christopher Faylor wrote:
>
>>Cygwin already uses the default settings that we want it to use so, if this
>>is implemented, we wouldn't want to make it the default.
>
>I meant "if the user chooses 'DOS'" (not the global default). I.e. d
Brian Dessent wrote:
>Any programs still using the file will continue to do so
>obliviously, until the last open handle is closed at which point the
>inode is deleted and the file is actually gone. This allows the system
>to e.g. replace in-use libraries and then just restart any services that
>w
> Jari Aalto writes:
> PACKAGE DESCRIPTION
> ===
> Home page: http://freshmeat.net/projects/bzr/
> License : GPL
> Next-generation distributed GNU Arch compatible version control.
Why do you repackage the binary package in the source package ?
tar -tvjf
At 02:29 PM 9/12/2005, you wrote:
>I've also seen badly behaving windows programs, which refuse to "let go" of a
>directory once they have used a file in it, until the program is explicitly
>closed. This is most annoying, as you have to keep closing program windows
>until suddenly you guess right,
I've noticed more than once that when I recreate a bzip2'ed tar archive on
cygwin, the file length is slightly different. Yet it expands into the same
directory tree (as determined by recursive diff).
Is there something nondeterministic about tar and bzip2 on cygwin? If so, is
it unique to cygwi
> I've noticed more than once that when I recreate a bzip2'ed tar archive on
> cygwin, the file length is slightly different. Yet it expands into the same
> directory tree (as determined by recursive diff).
>
> Is there something nondeterministic about tar and bzip2 on cygwin? If so, is
> it uni
My startup of cygwin is a .bat file with contents
call bigsetup.bat
set HOME=C:\Data\locations\tc50_custy00
c:\cygwin\bin\bash --login -i
The file bigsetup.bat contains a huge amount environment variables.
For a medium number (~ 600) everything works fine
For a larger number the output is:
bash
I'm asking, once again, for people to test the latest cygwin snapshot.
The snapshot that is currently available should be very close to an
official release of cygwin version 1.5.19.
Please report success or failure to this thread. Please don't change
the subject. Please don't start a new discuss
cygwin1-20050912.dll: Success.
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Hommersom, Fred wrote:
My startup of cygwin is a .bat file with contents
call bigsetup.bat
set HOME=C:\Data\locations\tc50_custy00
c:\cygwin\bin\bash --login -i
The file bigsetup.bat contains a huge amount environment variables.
For a medium number (~ 600) everything works fine
For a larger nu
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 03:57:27PM -0700, Max Kaehn wrote:
>cygwin1-20050912.dll: Success.
Thank you.
cgf
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Hello list,
I am having problem with passing Alt key as a Meta key in rxvt terminal
emulator. My use case is:
- run rxvt locally under cygwin
- rlogin to unix host
- run emacs in terminal window.
- issue Alt-Backspace
I am expecting emacs executing command backward-kill-word, but instead it
execu
This message is about how to compile PPPd for Cygwin. Well I saw the
follow message about how to do it, but I don't understand at all. Can
anyone help me step by step about how to do that? Is really important for
me. Thanks a lot.
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In control panel I changed my $HOME environment variable tonight to ,
fired up cygwin, and typed ssh @. I received this error:
Could not create directory '/.ssh'.
Could someone please explain?
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Christopher Faylor wrote:
> Please report success or failure to this thread. Please don't change
> the subject. Please don't start a new discussion.
>
> If you think you've found an error, please indicate whether this is a
> regression from 1.5.18. We're probably not going to be fixing anythin
At 09:44 PM 9/12/2005, you wrote:
>In control panel I changed my $HOME environment variable tonight to directory>, fired up cygwin, and typed ssh @. I received this
>error:
>
>Could not create directory '/.ssh'.
>
>Could someone please explain?
Sure. It's simple. 'ssh' doesn't use $HOME to fig
Looks good on 2000 Professional and XP Professional.
Thanks,
...Karl
From: Christopher Faylor
Subject: testers needed prior to 1.5.19 release
Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 18:27:27 -0400
I'm asking, once again, for people to test the latest cygwin snapshot.
The snapshot that is currently available s
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