On Wed, Jun 04, 2003 at 10:50:18AM +0200, Lapo Luchini wrote:
> Bert wrote:
>
> >While I don't know the cygwin architecture details, it looks like the
> >/cygdrive functionality is a part of cygwin.dll and can be used
> >without a parent bash shell.
>
> It is part of it's POSIX-layerness, inde
Bert wrote:
While I don't know the cygwin architecture details, it looks like the
/cygdrive functionality is a part of cygwin.dll and can be used
without a parent bash shell.
It is part of it's POSIX-layerness, indeed, and it's storen in the
registry, so it needs no "startup script" to set it
Michael,
While I frequently run scheduled bash shell scripts via a bash.bat file as
you describe, I don't think it is necessary here... I think Trey can run
rsync.exe directly if he really wants to.
I tested running 'ls /cygdrive' from within a cmd.exe dos prompt and it
worked...
Microsoft Wi
Trey Nolen wrote:
But can you do that if you are not running it from the Cygwin prompt? I
didn't do that because we were starting it with the scheduler. Will that
still work?
Yes. Write a small 'myjob.bat' file with something like this in it:
@echo off
C:
chdir C:\cygwin\bin
bash --logi
> I think that a key part of the answer is to use /cygdrive/c instead of /
or
> \ to identify c:\ in a cygwin environment.
>
But can you do that if you are not running it from the Cygwin prompt? I
didn't do that because we were starting it with the scheduler. Will that
still work?
Trey Nolen
I think that a key part of the answer is to use /cygdrive/c instead of / or
\ to identify c:\ in a cygwin environment.
HTH,
Bert
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