Dear all!
After installation of cywgwin, I used xemacs editor several times but
after some time I cannot use it anymore.
it gives this error: " temacs can only be run in -batch mode" and it
does't open xemacs.
could you help me please?
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On Jun 19 22:10, Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
> Julian Neil wrote:
> >Under Windows Server 2003, ssh appends CR to some command outputs (eg
> >when I execute hostname). This is causing some of my scripts to fail. I
> >have tried fiddling with the CYGWIN environment variable, but it doesn't
> >see
Hi,
I'm confused by the different timestamps for access and modfication
of a file that resides on a network drive.
I've set the cmd.exe prompt to '>' and do the following:
>dir /T:W 40066.err | grep 40066.err
13.08.2002 14:383.061 40066.err
>dir /T:C 40
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Jun 19 22:10, Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
Julian Neil wrote:
Under Windows Server 2003, ssh appends CR to some command outputs (eg
when I execute hostname). This is causing some of my scripts to fail. I
have tried fiddling with the CYGWIN environment variable, but it
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Brian Dessent wrote:
> I think if you use cygport[*] there is even an automatic rule
> that checks library dependencies against your setup.hint.
Sorry, not quite; the 'deps' command will list library dependencies in a
way suitable for the Cygwin REA
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According to Löwis on 6/20/2007 5:45 AM:
>
> I'm confused that there exist at least four different (constant)
> timestamps that can be displayed by 'dir /T:W', 'dir /T:A', 'dir /T:C', and
> 'ls -l --time=ctime'. I expected the times displayed by 'di
Hi,
I have written small csh script file which takes a filename as an argument,
modifies the file, and writes it back over the input file.
Now I want to write a small dos command batch file to call the cshell, and
execute the script file, but I'm stuck on how to pass the filename to the
script i
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Dan N wrote:
> *** Semantic Error: You need to modify your classpath,
> sourcepath, bootclasspath
> , and/or extdirs setup. Jikes could not find package
> "java.lang" in:
IOW, where's rt.jar/libgcj.jar/glibj.zip? You need a JDK (Sun or GCJ or
GNU c
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*** libfreetype2-devel-2.3.4-2
*** libfreetype26-2.3.4-2
This is a long-overdue version bump, and includes Gentoo's patch for
CVE-2007-2754.
Yaakov
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*** pcre-doc-7.1-1
*** libpcre0-7.1-1
This is a long-overdue version bump. The upstream sources now use automake.
Yaakov
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"Yaakov (Cygwin Ports)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This is a long-overdue version bump, and includes Gentoo's patch for
> CVE-2007-2754.
Thanks!
Greetings,
Jan.
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Hi Eric,
Eric Blake wrote:
> According to Löwis on 6/20/2007 5:45 AM:
> >
> Some network file systems can support all four, many do not. At which
> point, you are at the mercy of what the file system supports,
> as well as
> what Windows supports when mapping to the remote file system.
Acco
I'm porting a C++ application that builds and runs on linux. This application
allows for "plugins" and will dynamically load any shared object found in its
plugin directory. This works fine on linux. The trouble I'm having is getting
the plugin "shared library" are in to build. I'm running i
Löwis, Johannes levitec.de> writes:
>
> Thank you for this information.
> But also with stat the access time of a file is modified on each call
> if the file is in a network directory. Even with 'stat --printf="%x,%y,%z",
> i.e., no information about executability requested.
Actually, the infor
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan M
> Sent: den 19 juni 2007 23:16
> To: cygwin@cygwin.com
> Subject: Question about Uninstalling Cygwin FAQ
>
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to uninstall all of Cygwin. Per FAQs #17 and
> #16, I did t
Dan O'Brien wrote:
I'm porting a C++ application that builds and runs on linux. This application allows for
"plugins" and will dynamically load any shared object found in its plugin directory.
This works fine on linux. The trouble I'm having is getting the plugin "shared library"
are in to
Tony B wrote:
> If I execute
> tcsh -c scriptfile inputfile
> tcsh uses inputfile as an argument to itself, not as an argument to the
> script.
> So if I run this command, I get a useage error from the script as it expects
> a filename ?
When using -c with any of the POSIX shells, the (singular)
Dan O'Brien wrote:
> g++ -o build/unknown-pc-cygwin/debug/plugin.so -shared
> -Wl,--allow-shlib-undefined build/unknown-pc-cygwin/debug/.objs/plugin.o
> build/unknown-pc-cygwin/debug/.objs/NullFilter.o
> build/unknown-pc-cygwin/debug/.objs/NullFilterFactory.o
First of all, get rid of -Wl,--all
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Eric Blake wrote:
> http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#PPIOSPE - redirecting to the list.
>
> According to W? on 6/2/2007 7:58 AM:
>> Dear Mr. Eric Blake,
>
>> I am a Chinese student and I am using Cygwin. I have a problem when I
>> use the command 'ls -l'.
Hi Everyone-
If I run chere like this:
chere -iam1 -s bash -t cmd
or like this:
chere -iam2 -s bash -t cmd
Then it behaves as expected. What I was hoping was to get the same
functionality, but have it pop up an xterm for me instead of the cmd
window. Is this supposed to work? I tried this:
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Lewis Hyatt wrote:
> Hi Everyone-
>
> If I run chere like this:
>
> chere -iam1 -s bash -t cmd
>
> or like this:
>
> chere -iam2 -s bash -t cmd
>
> Then it behaves as expected. What I was hoping was to get the same
> functionality, but have it pop
Lewis Hyatt wrote:
> Is this supposed to work? I tried this:
>
> chere -iam1 -s bash -t xterm
>
> and this:
>
> chere -iam2 -s bash -t xterm
>
> In both cases, the shell extension is installed as expected, but when I
> click on "Bash prompt here", nothing happens.
It is supposed to work. That
It is supposed to work. That said I don't use X myself, so haven't
explicitly tested this.
Using xterm does require that the x server is already running before
xterm is invoked.
What happens if you run the following command from a cmd prompt:
xterm -e /bin/bash -l
The latter command works f
On 20 June 2007 20:06, Christian Franke wrote:
> ... with Windows DST bug IMO the most annoying:
> Wait until next DST change and enjoy 1 hour time shifts in the opposite
> direction.
> Is this fixed on Vista? Bug was still present on Vista RC1.
Troll. You know the answer really and you're
Eric Blake wrote:
According to Löwis on 6/20/2007 5:45 AM:
I'm confused that there exist at least four different (constant)
timestamps that can be displayed by 'dir /T:W', 'dir /T:A', 'dir /T:C', and
'ls -l --time=ctime'. I expected the times displayed by 'dir /T:C' and
'ls -l --time=ctime
Lewis Hyatt wrote:
>> What happens if you run the following command from a cmd prompt:
>>
>> xterm -e /bin/bash -l
>
> The latter command works fine if I type it from an xterm, but it doesn't
> work if I type it from a bash CMD window. (Nothing happens). I am always
> running the X server. Thanks
Dave Korn wrote:
On 20 June 2007 20:06, Christian Franke wrote:
... with Windows DST bug IMO the most annoying:
Wait until next DST change and enjoy 1 hour time shifts in the opposite
direction.
Is this fixed on Vista? Bug was still present on Vista RC1.
Troll.
Dave wrote:
At a guess, do you need to make sure the DISPLAY environment variable is
set for the xterm to find the server? You have it set in your cygcheck
output, but you clearly produced that within an xterm which will have
the variable set.
If that's the case DISPLAY will need to be set in t
The difference is that --login -i directs bash eventually to read
/etc/profile, which adds cygwin dirs to the path. So as Morgan thought,
this is somehow a PATH issue. However, I added c:\cygwin\bin,
c:\cygwin\user\X11R6\bin to my Windows path, and the chere still does
not pop up an xterm. (N
Lewis Hyatt wrote:
OK, one last thing, sorry. I did something wrong with the last test. If
I add c:\cygwin\bin and c:\cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin to the Windows PATH
variable, then chere does work to open up an xterm!
So I guess the only question is: is there any way to avoid this
requirement? It w
Lewis Hyatt wrote:
> Lewis Hyatt wrote:
>
>> OK, one last thing, sorry. I did something wrong with the last test.
>> If I add c:\cygwin\bin and c:\cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin to the Windows PATH
>> variable, then chere does work to open up an xterm!
>>
>> So I guess the only question is: is there any way
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