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his erronious understanding. Bash's
"correct" HOME directory is what you TELL it is HOME unless you don't
really mean it. Unlike some software systems,
Cygwin's BASH (or any BASH) doesn't assume it knows better than the user.
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>> Subject: ProFTPd usable on WinXP-HE, questionable to me
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> Windows XP - High Explosive edition? ;-)
>
Heehee. I didn't choose it (to install). "HE" = "Home Edition".
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Sheesh. Did Gmane trip me up? There WAS all this text before the
a
s, or find another way to do this.
Thanks anyway, although it is frustrating, it is a tiny bit gratifying to
know that I was right about sensing that there was a "hole" in M$ tools
provided for this task and that something exists to fill that hole.
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"Soren A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> Huhh. I guess I am screwed, because NTRights.exe looks like it is what
> I need, but it's only made available as a file in the NT/Win2K
> Resource Kit,
Hehe. Altavista to the rescue, when Go
answers to anticipated questions from the idle
onlookers ;-) ... :
* yeah, am using AS Perl, that's because this is a piece of
a WSH script.
* what I'd like to end up with is a way to context|alternate-click
on any filename in MSWindows Explorer and place the filename as
*cygw
answers to anticipated questions from the idle
onlookers ;-) ... :
* yeah, am using AS Perl, that's because this is a piece of
a WSH script.
* what I'd like to end up with is a way to context|alternate-click
on any filename in MSWindows Explorer and place the filename as
*cygw
Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 28 Jun 2003
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[Soren A.:]
>> I am trying to finish a test script that uses ActivePerl to call
>> `cygpath` from itself (a system call, by open()-ing a pipe to capture
>> the output of the tool
Soren A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
around 28 Jun 2003
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> [posted and mailed]
>
> Hi! The ever-fascinating "cygpath" tool once again beckons to me to
> plumb its depths ...
Sorry for the dup posting. Please follow-up to the other twin if pos
Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 01 Jul 2003
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> Soren Andersen wrote:
>
>> In short although I see what you are doing, I think it's too simple for
>> many cases and its lack of robustness makes it only marginally useful to
>> me (IMHO). If you could post some
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\CygPath\Command]
>> @="c:\\cygwin\\bin\\bash -c \"echo -n `/bin/cygpath -u
>> '%l'`>/dev/clipboard\""
>>
>> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shell\CygPath]
>> @="&Copy Cygwin path"
&
Doug VanLeuven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 01 Jul 2003
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> Just goes to show.
> I didn't want to get into asp but I created this wsh file
> checkpath.wsf
> ---
>
>
> $MS_path_filename="c:\\bin\\gzip.exe";
>
> $WScript->Echo(
Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 01 Jul 2003
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> It took a bit of work, but the perl5-porters mailing list had enough
> nuggets to get it going. I wrote up the steps here:
>
> http://www.dessent.net/patk/archives/35.shtml
That's a fsck-ing holy grail I s
Hello,
I've a question on the cygwin port of `man' and it may turn out that it is
pertaining to `man' in general everywhere.
I have come across a shell script that is part of a software package, that
uses the command output of `manpath' to fill the variable MANPATH:
export MANPATH=`manpath`
Soren A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 01
Jul 2003 news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I've a question on the cygwin port of `man' and it may turn out that
> it is pertaining to `man' in general everywhere.
I'm sorry, my bad.
I read more carefully after finding a
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Soren A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 02 Jul 2003 news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Attachment: CygPathExpandSZ.reg
> Attachment: REGexpandSZgen.p
My newsreader is buggy, if I attach it makes the body text just
vanish. Here's what accompanied those attached files when I
hit &quo
Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 02 Jul 2003
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> "%CYGROOT%\\bin\\bash -c \"echo -n `/bin/cygpath -u
> '%l'`>/dev/clipboard\"" + NewLine
>
> When I run the command I get an error. The proper quoting is
>
> "%CYGROOT%\bin\bash" -c "echo -n `/bin/cygpath -u '%
Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 02 Jul 2003
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> I agree that REG_EXPAND_SZ is "nicer" in terms of not hard-coding
> paths, but since $CYGROOT is non-standard I don't see that it matters
> too much.
Yes . (Finding this so much fun, there's nothing like throwin
Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 02 Jul 2003
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> Oops, I left off a call to GlobalFree(hglbBuffer); before exiting. Or
> maybe not, I'm not sure with this global heap business that you have to
> use when working with the clipboard... Anybody know if the system
Soren A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 02
Jul 2003 news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> So, next escalation is to either write a dialogue (either in the C
> version or sticking to scripting, maybe cook up a .WSH script). If
> doing the scripting version, we'll have Perl do so
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> Soren A wrote:
>
>> The expansion encoded is of a variable %CYG
Soren A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 02
Jul 2003 news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I have been using double backslashes!
Does not seem to matter, still cannot get it working. But I
discovered a significant bug in the Perl tool (REGexpandSZgen). Please
throw out the one attached earlier
Brian Dessent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I was wondering why I didn't have any CYGROOT set. [...] since
> $CYGROOT is non-standard [...]
A little more about $CYGROOT. It also makes the cygwin.bat file used by
default to start bash more flexible. We can do something lik
Yes, a bit OT, but could be useful to understand more about it...
Soren A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I cannot get the Registry to accept the entries now! Each time I try I
> get the keys created OK, but the "command" is undefined (I am writi
"Stephan Mueller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> Looks like it's the hex-encoded representation of some Unicode text
> (each character is a 16-bit entity). For plain ASCII values (e.g.
> English text), yes, you'll see every other byte as a zero.
Gratitude! Thanks Stephan
Soren A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> But I cannot get the Registry to accept the entries now! Each time I
> try I get the keys created OK, but the "command" is undefined (I am
> writing of how we see the Registry in "regedit"). Somehow
Copy_Cygpaths.reg.gz
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I had written:
> Thus one
> entry I examined looks like this:
>
> "TEMP"=hex(2):25,00,53,00,79,00,73,00,74,00,65,00,6d,00,52,00,6f,00,6f,0
> 0,74,\
> 00,25,00,5c,00,54,00,45,00,4d,00,50,00,00,00
Mystery is done. There are two kinds of .REG file: ANSI and Unicode. The
Regedit tool on WinXP ex
this
well.
If you are going to adopt the attitude that simply hacking out a basic,
standard Autotool'd build-config is all that's required by the standard
of Software professionalism / quality that you choose to adhere to, then
please put a BIG logo or something on your site so that
Corinna Vinschen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> On Sat, Sep 28, 2002 at 11:23:21PM +, Soren A wrote:
>> [Boringly long mail]
>
> *Yawn*, hmm? Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't listen. Did you say something?
Well,
my
expressive ability *when the topic demands it* and not to be required by
List coercion (rules, peer pressure) to hold back or use only short
words and phrases in short articles. I claim that if a French person
implies I should do otherwise, there's a double standard being applied
there at t
f sincerity and as
such detracts from the overall climate of a List.
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"Chris January" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> Chris
Thanks for not ending your flame with a phony gesture of comraderie.
THAT's how to do a flame right.
:-) ;-)
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> To compile the code I used: gcc -o script script.c -lutil
> Hope this helps someone
>
> cheers
> AlanE
>
> Here is the code if anyone is interested:
Yes, Than
is of course theoretically possible but it isn't "normal" since most
mass users employ a different client app (or at least a different mode
in an application suite) to do the two different protocols (NNTP vs
SMTP). To further the goal of fostering comfort on the Cygwin List, it
could be ex
lue would be
accomplished.
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led arrogant and erronious, I feel I should
speak up.
Experience (actual proof, empirical results) beats theory any day of the
week. IMHO.
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a nice
contribution, probably beats heck out of merely providing a verbal
description of "how you did it".
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nds cygwin perl, doesn't dictate that it
must use a cygwin port of X (XFree86).
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seful tool and sometimes shell
scripts just don't come together at all easily without it.
I cannot verify the need for or methodology of your patch, yet, but
thanks for posting.
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way to prevent this?
I always see this also, on Win9x. WinME is descended from Win9x. That is,
IMHO, the nature of the problem: it is an artifact relating to the Windows
console in these M$ OSs. It isn't a "Cygwin problem" I think.
I've just learned to live with it. It isn't fix
x27;TERM cygwin', and the version I use doesn't do that. I
recognize your description of the colors as the default cygwin
`ls --colors' output, that's what it does when no LS_COLORS has been
provided.
HTH,
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Igor Pechtchanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 16 Oct 2002
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>> Sounds like an argument for a patch. Care to submit one?
>>
>> Larry
>
> I do (attached). :-D
Good going!
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> included in the cygcheck output.
I didn't know that, what a useful strategy. Yes, it will make a significant
difference. Thanks for mentioning.
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Bug rep
cent release of groff as a Cygwin
standard package.
'groff-1.18.1' is the latest Gnu release.
groff-1.18 offers ANSI color, possibly a very cool advancement to have
for viewing manpages.
"Inquiring minds want to know... [?]"
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nstalled because parts of that are prerequisite for
'script'. Also look for #includes in the top of his C file that are not
needed. And so on.
I've used Alan's port a little and it seems to work perfectly, once I
had ironed out a couple of these build-time wrinkles. Thanks
rize' or not, there IS a difference (between
generic *nix perl and Cygwin perl).
So my present analysis is that my module belongs in a base namespace of
"Filesys::" and maybe could be named "CygwinPaths"? I think it would keep
the maintainer of Cygwin Perl happy -- o
permitting, I am going to be uploading v0.03 to my CPAN space
(SOMIAN in the Authors index) tonight. I think this is the good one, the
first real serious grown-up release that's actually ready to be used a
little for some actual work (please don't try to design guided-missile
con
t al)
being abused by those creeps to any greater extent than they already are.
It's just not worth it IMO.
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lways use a tool like patch frequently enough to remember such
subtleties, myself. This was a helpful exchange because I was struggling
with this just yesterday.
{snippo}
> Thanks again for the help.
Yes, thanks!
> Regards,
>
> Parish (who's going to make 'patch' an al
Is it a science, or an art?
[The following description pertains to the *July 2002* version of dlltool].
I am wanting to know about something relating to building of DLLs on
Cygwin using the GNU Binutils tools. Up until this point I've been happy
enough just letting recent GCC (ld) versions work t
ME *in cygwin.bat* (how
can you expect to lie to Cygwin about who you are once you've logged in? --
there may be some way to do it but at first glance it doesn't sound
logical).
See if that works for you.
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A brief update. Partial replies to Gerritt. Self-corrections.
Soren A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
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> The scenario is that I am trying to re-create the process of building
> bleadperl [...] but one thing that
> you can get from
sing that foregoing meant that the o.p. is trying to call
cygwin functions using that MS equivalent of the dlopen() if I am not
still totally in the dark. (whatitcalled).
Bet that didn't help,
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Actually, my .bashrc is running fine. The Subject: was a honeypot
strategy.
AFAICT by reading the Fine Documentation for bash, an *interactive*
shell (one invoked with the option flag "-i") does *not* automatically
cause the initialization to include source'ing of .bashrc in the user
$HOME dir. I
quot; future archive searchers towards this
helpful information. I am sure it is very likely that Chris or someone
else will take issue, fine, I am content to let cgf have his views but I
will keep mine.
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ns should it have been made possible to cause all that
"default" behavior to get activated. But instead it's the other way around,
and users are at the mercy of package maintainers' ignorance or awareness
of the importance of (at the very MINIMUM) placing AM_MAINTAINER_MODE in
their
Robert Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> On Mon, 2002-12-02 at 11:36, Soren A wrote:
>> At the very LEAST, something that does what AM_MAINTAINER_MODE
>> causes, should ha
ven
tho I am using Win98 (part of the time).
If there is nothing that can be done at run time, can you suggest a place
in the src code for me to start looking at, to change it at build time?
Thanks,
Soren A
P.S. In case it isn't obvious to someone, what I would want to see instead
of
ot;VPATH" is a mechanism existing in GNU make for explicitly telling
make where to look for targets that might need to be remade
(prerequisites). Please `info make' (or 'man make').
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BTW, as serendipity (or synchronicity) would have it, those who read DDJ
might have noticed the article about Cmake (http://www.cmake.org/) that
appeared in the latest issue. Cmake looks like it might be worth looking
into (and yes it is Open Source software).
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get a "free answer" eventually but you'll have done nothing for your
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ve Win32 ports". In this respect there is a further
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> [2] This form has been privileged because of the MsWindows 9x series.
Hmmm. If you
Luc Hermitte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 08 Dec 2002
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>> > [2] This form has been privileged because of the MsWindows 9x
>> > series.
>>
>> Hmmm. If you mean that people who run Win9x are more likely to be
>> running old
native tcsh shell (the other was
off-List).
I sure wouldn't find it worthwhile to use a different shell (that
doesn't understand what Cygwin has to do with mounts, and so on), but if
there's one thing I've learned, its that you can nenver tell another
person what they should like in
vered in a marathon
late-night Googling session, with considerable effort to interpret poorly-
written documentation, how to clear the entire rxvt console buffer and go
back to (0,0):
echo -ne '\033c'
thus one can alias:
alias cls="echo -ne '\033c'"
TIA,
Soren A
Hallo Cygwains,
[Heck, I dunno... "Cygwinauts"?].
I have a possibly OT question, that is, a bash shell question. Lacking
the insight into the deepest reaches of shell-ology, I have come up
empty on all attempts to solve this one for myself. (Those attempts have
included doing `info bash' and read
Authors directory of CPAN under my
CPAN id, SOMIAN, or search on search.cpan.org (new pre-releases have
shown up in the daily roundup, to my surprise).
If you go back and rtfm on File::Spec and still cannot get the tools you
are looking to get, then my module almost undoubtedly addresses your
On Sun, 22 Dec 2002 02:59:49 GMT, Michael A Chase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]:">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> On Sat, 21 Dec 2002 17:36:58 -0800 "linda w (cyg)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>>> Note that Cygwin, like Unix, doesn't have a concept of
>>> volume. Everything exce
all rhetorical and general-interest for me personally, since I
already have Cygwin doing what I want it to in these areas. I am not
calling for a change of any specific sort, just asking for discussion
for the purposes of increasing general understanding.
Soren A
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IMHO, correct programming (of all sorts) for Cygwin should always be
using programmatical (documented API) means of composing path strings,
not hard-coding (ASSuming) a particular path prefix to the drive
volumes.
Not In The Least Opionatedly Yours,
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ewer and
more-supported GNU help system, too, and if `man FOOdo' ever fails, the
user should automatically think "Oh, let's try `info FOOdo' too" before
getting upset or stressed over her inability to get instantaneous help
on "FOOdo".
Soren A
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-performance are likely to be lacking, tho.
So if you run into this trouble you might want to go download my Java
class "CygwinShellInterface", written to translate Cygwin's posix
filenames into Win32 ones that Java understands:
http://home.att.net/~perlspinr/framesets/cygwin
r means
than querying the current environment. Of course, once it is explained,
it is obvious. I first thought, though, that ssh was broken (as in:
badly ported, buggy).
I still believe that by some means, this issue needs to be brought to
the attention of new (and potential) ssh users IN BIG BOLD
is it exported?
There is a difference between a shell variable that is _defined_ and one
that is _defined_ and _exported_. A functional difference that matters very
much when spawning any sub-processes.
Agreeing to disagree, as usual,
Soren A
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ogram itself is a nightmare to use.)
I suspect that my ignorance will now be showing, but: I just type `info
[FooBar]' and the info display of FooBar just comes up. I don't know
what 'pinfo' is or why I'd need it.
Thanks,
Soren A
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Robert Citek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote around 28 Jan 2003
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> At 10:50 PM 1/28/2003 -, Max Bowsher wrote:
>>Soren A wrote:
>>>I don't know what 'pinfo' is or why I'd need it.
>>
>>Anot
ead to me as if you don't know for
sure what `automake' does. I urge you not to experiment randomly and
carelessly with that particular command.
Soren A
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for more information.
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Shankar Unni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> Soren A wrote:
>> Your message text reading "my application" conveys ambiguous meaning
>> to me.
> > [ much detail deleted ]
>
> Could you maybe hav
cept* adding an explanation that "you'll use it to
change or update your Cygwin system installation on an ongoing basis"
for the main Cygwin page, right under the "Install Cygwin Now" icon(s)
or close by.
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Robert Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> Soren, you should submit the changes as a diff for starters.
> Secondly, if at all possible, submit a change against the website CVS.
Ah. Second things first: I di
t (accessing the cvs sources for Allegro) and could not.
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om4te --help' for more information.
autoheader: autom4te failed with exit status: 1
at /usr/autotool/devel/bin/autoheader line 163
Any ideas about what's wrong here?
Soren A
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this?
I was told over at the autoconf List that I should be using 2.54 because
2.53 'is an early alpha release'. I wonder if there are users on List
here who might have been using a Autoconf-2.54 they've built themselves
from GNU mainline source?
The package who's build con
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