Brian Salter-Duke wrote:
On Fri, 02 Jan 2009 06:56:23 +, Fergus wrote:
Include -clipboard as an option for XWin.
e.g.
run XWin -clipboard -nolisten local -multiwindow 2>nul &
and then selected text in xterm is automatically copied to the clipboard
for onward pasting.
Fergus
Thanks fo
> From: Andy Koppe
>
> Brian Salter-Duke wrote:
> > On Fri, 02 Jan 2009 06:56:23 +, Fergus
> >> Include -clipboard as an option for XWin.
> >> e.g.
> >>run XWin -clipboard -nolisten local -multiwindow 2>nul
> & and then
> >> selected text in xterm is automatically copied to the
> clipb
Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
PS: File drag and drop is total coolness. It pastes in a Win32 path though,
which a few Cygwin apps probably won't be able to handle. Here's a
two-for-one idea, free of charge:
- Add a setting where the user can set whether he wants Win32 or POSIXy
paths dropped.
- A
Michael Makuch wrote:
Recently installed latest cygwin and can't ssh to it from older openssh
rev.
Is there a known compatibility problem?
3 systems: plum, oak, pecan
I can ssh from pecan to oak. I cannot ssh from pecan to plum, it appears to
timeout.
Versions of the 3 systems:
plum $ uname -
Michael Makuch wrote:
> This is not a compatibility problem between cygwin/openssh versions. I
> am now seeing the problem just trying to ssh from plum to plum (an XP
> box). It seems that openssh 5.1 on cygwin is loaded with problems.
>
> Anyone have it working? Anyone able to get it working with
I tried MinTTY under cygwin this morning. It works great. I just have 2 issues.
Under vim, I found that when I copy a paragraph of text in Notepad or PDF and
paste it into vim, only the first line is copied. Also, I have PF keys map to
shortcuts including :q! ^M. But they are not working now.
Folks:
I'm expanding my Cygwin on a Platter (bootable & runable CD) to now use
a USB Flash Drive as the medium. There is an environment variable
called "HOMEDRIVE" that contains the drive letter that the program is
running from. If running from CD, it will contain the drive letter, \
Howev
Charles Wilson wrote:
Michael Makuch wrote:
This is not a compatibility problem between cygwin/openssh versions. I
am now seeing the problem just trying to ssh from plum to plum (an XP
box). It seems that openssh 5.1 on cygwin is loaded with problems.
Anyone have it working? Anyone able to get
ERIC HO > Under vim, I found that when I copy a paragraph of text in
Notepad or PDF and
paste it into vim, only the first line is copied.
Yep, that's issue 16, fixed on SVN.
Also, I have PF keys map to shortcuts including :q! ^M.
But they are not working now. I don't have these issues under
Michael Makuch wrote:
> 1) On one occaision I found these with chmod 0;
>
> $ ls -l hosts.allow hosts.deny
> -- 1 mkm None 434 Jan 3 11:49 hosts.allow
> --+ 1 mkm None 225 Jan 3 00:38 hosts.deny
>
> I don't know how or why but this was on a fresh cygwin install, latest
> bits
Special versions of "pristine" (that is, no cygwin-special patches) of
autoconf-2.59 and automake-1.9.6 as required by gcc, installed into
/opt/gcc-tools/{bin|lib|share}.
This should make it easier for Dave, and those who want to help him, to
develop gcc and binutils -- avoiding things like this:
Charles Wilson wrote:
2) In some recent release the default hosts.allow has been modified to
ALL : PARANOID : deny
sshd: ALL
If there is a mismatch, then (a) there is a DNS misconfiguration, or (b)
somebody is trying to spoof/hack you. In your case, I'd guess DNS
misconfiguration.
I see. I
Charles Wilson wrote:
> Special versions of "pristine" (that is, no cygwin-special patches) of
> autoconf-2.59 and automake-1.9.6 as required by gcc, installed into
> /opt/gcc-tools/{bin|lib|share}.
sorry. wrong list.
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Michael Makuch wrote:
> On the chmod 0 /etc/hosts* issue, is it's presence on this list
> sufficient for getting it logged and hopefully on someones radar screen?
> I've seen this on 3 different fresh installs now.
No, start a new thread on *cygwin-apps* with an appropriate ("Permssions
on files i
Jeenu V wrote:
N:\src\CEDAR\GENERIC\base\bsp\hwip_arm\rvemuboard\ct1136\test>cmd /c
bldmake bldfiles ARMV6
sh: E:SymbianM04765_Symbian_OS_v9.5binTechViewepoc32toolsbldmake.bat:
command not found
If you see above example, all I run is a command 'bldmake' which
neither contain back-slash nor white
Vista Premium SP1 all updates
Installed using Latest Cygwin DLL release version is 1.5.25-15
Install tested a number of times with:
A User that is also an administrator
The "hidden" Administrator
Using Run As Administrator
Renaming setup.exe to foo.exe
etc.
I want to verify the signatures of fi
* Buchbinder, Barry (NIH/NIAID) [E] (Fri, 2 Jan 2009 12:10:17 -0500)
>
> Thorsten Kampe wrote on Thursday, January 01, 2009 11:37 AM:
> > * Buchbinder, Barry (NIH/NIAID) [E] (Wed, 31 Dec 2008 15:03:48 -0500)>
> >> Thorsten Kampe wrote on Wednesday, December 31, 2008 9:40 AM:
> >>> you have to use
cygwin is great, I like it.
But when I want to change directory, I have to type 'cd D:/dira/dirb' or 'cd
D:\\dira\\dirb'.
This is somewhat inconvenient.
Is there a way to use backslash directly as path delimiter on cygwin?
So I can just copy the dir path from windows explore, and paste it in
cygw
On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 12:01 AM, yuanyun.ken wrote:
> Is there a way to use backslash directly as path delimiter on cygwin?
Sure. As far as I know, any program which uses the cygwin path
processing functions will understand backslash-delimited paths; even
if you find one that doesn't, you can tra
I assumed, perhaps wrongly, there was no intention to provide Fortran in
setup.exe. I noticed under gcc-4 -v that --enable-languages includes a
bogus selection of f77, which raises doubt about whether omission of
fortran is intentional.
I have built several snapshots of gcc 4.4 with fortran selec
yuanyun.ken wrote:
cygwin is great, I like it.
But when I want to change directory, I have to type 'cd D:/dira/dirb' or 'cd
D:\\dira\\dirb'.
This is somewhat inconvenient.
You might like MinTTY, which allows you to drag and drop files into it.
Your example would be inserted as "D:\dira\dirb".
On Sun, Jan 04, 2009 at 05:39:10AM +, Andy Koppe wrote:
> yuanyun.ken wrote:
>>cygwin is great, I like it. But when I want to change directory, I
>>have to type 'cd D:/dira/dirb' or 'cd D:\\dira\\dirb'. This is
>>somewhat inconvenient.
>
> You might like MinTTY, which allows you to drag and
>
Christopher Faylor wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 04, 2009 at 05:39:10AM +, Andy Koppe wrote:
>> yuanyun.ken wrote:
>>> cygwin is great, I like it. But when I want to change directory, I
>>> have to type 'cd D:/dira/dirb' or 'cd D:\\dira\\dirb'. This is
>>> somewhat inconvenient.
>> You might like Mi
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
>
> I know very little about emacs (I'm not a user) but this response looks
> very much like what you'd see if Windows tried to execute one of Cygwin's
> (old-style) symlinks. Unforttunately, I can't tell you which one though
> I can say it's not 'man' (or shouldn't b
Mark J. Reed wrote:
>
> The double-backslash solution you've already found is inconvenient for
> copy and paste; a more paste-friendly solution is to use single
> quotation marks around the whole path:
>
> cd 'd:\dira\dirb'
>
> If you find an odd command that doesn't understand backslash-delim
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