> in a W2K3 command prompt (DOS) window
>
> C:\cywin\bin> (which is the command prompt prompt)
>
> I type the command
>
> c:\cygwin\bin\bash -c "/local/adminscripts/test.sh"
Type "mount" instead from your DOS prompt while in the c:\cygwin\bin
directory. If you see a mount point of "/" pointing to anywhere else
besides c:\cygwin, that could be part of your problem.
I recently had a mounting issue when upgrading from a very old cygwin,
b20 I think, and "umount -A" couldn't get rid of it, so I used regedit
to remove it.
The following is similar to what I use as a scheduled task:
Run: C:\WINNT\system32\CMD.EXE /x /c start "Some title" /min
c:\cygwin\cygwin.bat cygwin_script arg1 arg2
Start In: c:\cygwin <-- must be a real disk drive and path
Run as: domain\username
The cygwin.bat file:
@echo off
rem set HOME=c:\
if "%DEF_PATH%"=="" set DEF_PATH=%PATH%
set PATH=c:\cygwin\bin;%DEF_PATH%
set myargs=%*
if "%myargs%" == "" goto noarg
rem echo %myargs%
bash --rcfile %HOME%/.bashrc -i -c "%myargs%"
c:
rem pause
sleep 1
goto exit
:noarg
rxvt -e /usr/bin/bash --login -i
:exit
exit
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