POE + perl-tk is a really nice environment for
writing event driven programs. It works fine on
linux [though the debugging info is not always
all you would wish for].
I want to write a portable program, and I'm trying
to get it to work under cygwin. It goes into an
infinite loop in IO.pm, specific
I have made a bit of progress since I compiled
krb5-1.2.6.
./configure --with-cc=gcc --without-krb4 --disable-dns-for-kdc
It would be nice if there was an option to just
compile client stuff.
The resolv library problem went away. I don't know
if that was a change to krb5 or to cygwin. Bison
prob
I'm trying to run the Cygwin installer on W2K/SP4 (local install) and it lets me get
as far as the screen where I select the packages I want...but the NEXT button is
inactive, so I can't actually complete anything. All I can do at that point is CANCEL.
The system appears to be running Norton In
I'm trying to run the Cygwin installer on W2K/SP4 (local install) and it lets me get
as far as the screen where I select the packages I want...but the NEXT button is
inactive, so I can't actually complete anything. All I can do at that point is CANCEL.
The system appears to be running Norton In
I originally reported that setup.exe would let me choose packages to install, but the
"next" button was always disabled so I couldn't actually install anything.
One suggestion I received was to run setup.exe with the -5 command-line option
(suppress MD5 verification). I finally got a chance to
It appears to me that pipe (FIFO) readers don't get the same indication of EOF
in Cygwin that they do in Linux. The following Korn script works as I think it
should with Linux: at startup it shows that the FIFO doesn't exist and there's
no "cat" running; then it prints the test text; then it sh
I've discovered that in some circumstances, scp seems to get tired early when
transferring a largish file (around 200MB). It copies diligently for the first
20-40MB (exactly where it stops varies from run to run), then CPU usage drops
to zero, the file stops growing on the receiving end, there'
I haven't yet had an opportunity to try 1.5.12, and it may be a while (just
because I'm responsible for keeping the databases on these machines running
doesn't mean I get regular access to them...) but I'll keep that in mind next
time I get a shot at them.
I'd really like to blame Winduhs netwo
I suppose it could be related to the XP piping problem, but I only have NT and
W2K. All I can really say is that it never happens (to me, anyway) on NT. It
certainly sounds like what others have described on XP.
The transfer that fails is a "pull" whether I'm using scp (which fails) or the
ta
On 9 Apr 2005 16:18:19 -
"Shaffer, Kenneth" wrote:
> Under what conditions does setup not enable the Next button?
>
> It appears to have successfully finished the checksum and provide a list
> of packages, but never "enables" the Next button.
>
> I'm trying to install locally via UNC path wh
On 11 Apr 2005 19:46:50 -
"Shaffer, Kenneth" wrote:
> "Bob Smart" wrote:
>
> > launch setup with the "-5" command-line option (suppress MD5
> > verification).
>
> this worked! thanks.
>
> useful for the FAQ?
I guess it depend
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