Léonard Bouchet wrote:
Thanks for your answer. I tried
$ mount //myserver/user /test
the command worked as shown with
$ mount
\\myserver\user on /tmp type system (binmode)
...
but I still have my 'permission denied'
$ cd /test
BASH: cd:
Peter J. Stieber wrote:
Sorry in advance for the stupid questions, but...
I downloaded the binutils source package, and extracted the source. When
I ran
./configure --help
I didn't see a --enable-debug option or anything I though was
equivalent. Am I missing something?
Normally,
David Christensen wrote:
3. Setting Cygwin TERM to xterm and logging in to either Debian machine has
no
effect on top, and now the cursor keys are broken.
You're setting TERM before connecting? Have you verified that the
setting is indeed changed once you are logged on to the remote? You
Robert Bram wrote:
The issue is this: the I am getting black text on grey background - why is
this? I thought \e[30;47m means black text on white background. That is
what I understood from this page:
http://www.pantz.org/scripting/shell/colorterm.shtml
The way that the ANSI escape
David Christensen wrote:
1. The font looks like a scalable font; I prefer the 7x12 bit-mapped
font so that I can put six consoles on my desktop (1280x1024) and
the stroke width makes the characters legible. man rxvt and
playing around with the -fn (7x14, 7x13, 7x12) option
Bbn wrote:
I have an old laptop with a broken hard-drive. I want to boot it with a very
light linux, like ubuntu or Kaella (Knoppix for french). Then, I want to
connect to my XP desktop using cygwin.
If you mean that you want to display your native Windows desktop on the
laptop running
David Christensen wrote:
Yes, that's better. :-) But, I still like Cygwin Bash's use of gray for
text,
white for bolding, cyan (?) in perldoc pages, etc., and the way I can control
things via the DOS box Properties. But, I have and will use rxvt for top on
Debian 3.1 until the extraneous
Jason Pyeron wrote:
I am not sure if this can be done on windows but here it goes.
I am working with the Asterisk application, it uses modules these are
.so files which are linked against the main executable.
Asterisk will load a module, which may or may not make use of code
exported by
Rolf Campbell wrote:
Every time I try to list services using cygrunsrv, I get an error:
$ cygrunsrv --list
cygrunsrv: Error enumerating services: OpenService: Win32 error 5:
Access is denied.
That means that there is some service that you do not have access to.
When cygrunsrv goes to try
Herb Martin wrote:
Wouldn't we also need to stop all Shells or any other
CygWin process?
Yes, of course.
And: If there are not CygWin processes (services,
shells, other apps) is it considered a bug if Setup
cannot complete the update?
What do you mean cannot complete the update? Setup
Chris Taylor wrote:
i followed all instructions from:
http://pigtail.net/LRP/printsrv/cygwin-sshd.html
You should ask the administrator of pigtail.net for help then. We don't
support other sites here.
The process is running:
p4-3000:marcj:{/home/marcj}160 % ps -ef
...
SYSTEM 480
Brian Dessent wrote:
No, it's a red herring. The host keys should be readable only by the
process that runs sshd. This must be SYSTEM in order for impersonation
to work. Thus they should be readable only by SYSTEM, and that is how
ssh-host-config sets things up, correctly. So if you try
Sean McMahon wrote:
Well, getting decent keyboard access is naturally an interest of mine. I'll
see
what I can dig up about this from my screen-reader manufacturer. More then
likely your assumption is correct, but if it doesn't work with standard
windows controlls, that's also something
Robert Bram wrote:
None of the PS1s above fix the issue! I.e. when I open a console I see what I
want: console with white background and black foreground, with the prompt
rendered as black foreground on grey background, but then whenever I do a
man, less, vim and exit, the screen get a
Lennart Borgman wrote:
I do not remember anything about this now, but comparing to my current
PS1 I can see that I has a \] after the last m. I have
PS1=\[\033[32;47m\w \033[0m\]
That's incorrect. The \[ and \] are to be used only to delineate
nonprinting sequences. If you include \w
Lennart Borgman wrote:
Thanks very much this! However I still have problem with long commands.
I start Cygwin with
** cygwin.cmd:
@echo off
set chere_invoking=1
D:\cygwin\bin\bash --login -i
When the command wraps into the next line then I can not edit the
command
Christoph Jeksa wrote:
the command-line completion doesn't work properly in a case-insensitive
fashion regardless of the setting:
set completion-ignore-case On
in ~/.inputrc. That issue is every time reproducible on both 32 and
64-bit Windows systems.
You'll have to be more specific
I've been trying to get the connection multiplexing feature of openssh
to work with Cygwin without success.
I set ControlPath /tmp/ssh_%h_%r in ~/.ssh/config. Then I do
$ ssh -M -N -vvv host
which works fine, and there is a socket in /tmp:
$ ls -l /tmp/ssh*
srw--- 1 brian None 53 Oct 20
Jeff Newmiller wrote:
ACLs for directories created with cygwin mkdir are significantly
different than ACLs for directories created by native methods.
In particular, the cygwin mkdir fails to include the
NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM user ACL, preventing services from accessing
directories made this
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm assuming I'm doing something wrong here...and I'm just lucky to have it
work right on my laptop...can anyone help?
Your test case does not compile, because you've omitted the #includes
and #defines. I think you will find that posting code that someone can
Todd Rearick wrote:
#define OUTPUT_DEVICE COM4
*cough*
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#define OUTPUT_DEVICE COM4
*cough*
Like I said. I'm not having a problem with output. The program fails even
when I run it with the options -x -din this case, COM4 is never even
opened..and no attempts are made to write to it. All the program does in this
zzapper wrote:
$ cygpath -d c:/Program\ Files/Internet\ Explorer
c:\PROGRA~1\INTERN~1
I've just had another case where the I had to use the short form, is the
short form the real name?
Huh? What do you mean? Does the short form uniquely identify the
file? Yes, of course. But only in
Brian Dessent wrote:
Generation of the short name from the long name is not even not
guaranteed to exist or work.
s/not even not guaranteed/not even guaranteed/
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zzapper wrote:
I've just had another case where the I had to use the short form, is the
short form the real name?
I think I've may be mislead you, I think my problem was more that when theres
an interaction between
*nix scripts environment. Sometimes even quoting doesn't seem to carry the
Alastair Burnett wrote:
Now, when I run the tools from another mapped drive -
say a g: drive, I initially got the error about not
being able to find a /tmp directory, so I simply did
'mkdir /tmp' and got past this. However, now the tools
bail out because it can't create a file in /tmp -
estech users wrote:
Please, can someone help me with a running program on
how to read and output to texfile in gcc using c
language.
That's off-topic for this mailing list because it's not Cygwin
specific. This is not a list about how to program in C, there are
plenty of those elsewhere.
zzapper wrote:
See script below sja.exe is actually in program files, my kludge below was to
use a mount (rather
than the short name)
I don't see anything here that necessitates using a mount or 8.3.
sjaprog=/sqlyog/sja.exe
sjaprog=/cygdrive/c/program\ files/whatever/sja.exe
zzapper wrote:
/usr/local/sbin/jraynersqlzip: line 14: /cygdrive/c/Program\ Files/SQLyog\
Enterprise/sja.exe: No
such file or directory
But a ls is just dandy
There's double quoting now. My email wasn't quite correct, use one or
the other but not both:
foo=/path\ with\ spaces
or
Satish Balay wrote:
Q: Does cygwin setup run rebaseall either during initial install or
during subsequent updates? [guessing no]
No, setup has no clue about rebaseall.
Q: Is it safe to say: 'if cygwin is installed from scratch - rebaseall
is not required'
That's not quite correct. Whether
Fernando Barsoba wrote:
snapshot. I only got the socket.h header file from the snapshot... and
not the whole thing. I have been able to build the program, but I am not
sure if using only the socket.h could be the problem...
Using a modified header with the old 1.5.18 cygwin1.dll is probably
Satish Balay wrote:
Ok so the problem is likely to go away for python users.
I don't know if Jason has started compiling Python with
--enable-auto-image-base or not. It will also depend on the maintainers
of any libraries that are dynamically loaded by a python module using
the flag as well.
Satish Balay wrote:
So the curent assesment is :
- python - and similar tools can break - is so use rebase to fix it.
- rebase is broken - is lets not use it all the time.
As far as I know almost all of the issues of corrupted DLLs have been
fixed, but there still remains at least one
Satish Balay wrote:
Doesn't setup have similar problem with updating 'packages' for
running apps? I think it prompts for a reboot to complete. So I'm
guessing the same approach can be used when it needs a rebase.
Yes, of course setup already has that logic. That's what I was
referring to
Satish Balay wrote:
- open a dialog box with a message:
some packages that require 'rebaseall' are updated. This operation
cannot be done at this time due to active cygwin processes. Please
reboot, shutdown cygwin services, and run 'rebaseall' from 'ash'.
The thing is, you can't just do a
Jörg Schaible wrote:
OK. Works in rxvt, but not in a plain Windows console.
That's because rxvt doesn't use a Windows console, it uses a Cygwin pty.
-mwindows essentially just tells the system to not allocate a Windows
console to the process when it is created. This means if the program
reads
Satish Balay wrote:
According to Jason's post, --enable-auto-image-base is been in use for
a while. [Since python doesn't always work without rebaseall] - is
there some other issue with this approach? [mabye some dependent
package should be built with --enable-auto-image-base - but it
David Rasmussen wrote:
Open cygwin. Write 'notepad test.txt'. Notepad opens, write something
and then save the file. Now do an ll. The file test.txt has been created
and has the executable flag set. I want it to not be set in such cases.
This is really out of Cygwin's control. The
Chris Taylor wrote:
When I say editing the registry, I'm talking about the ability to
directly manipulate it with .reg files, regedit, or other registry
editing tools.
You can block access to certain known tools like regedit. This does
*nothing* to block access to the registry itself, except
Joe Smith wrote:
Add error_start:/usr/bin/dumper.exe to your CYGWIN environment variable.
Well either that or the man page is slightly wrong.
the manpage says:
The manpage and users guide are correct, it takes a win32 path.
That makes it explicit that windows paths must be used, but your
Deb* Mohanty wrote:
I had windows2k and cygwin installed on my machine, and I had marked
some files as read-only (using cygwin chmod). For some reasons, I had
to reinstall windows2k. I also reinstalled cygwin in the same location
as it was installed earlier.
However the files which were
jerry wrote:
I would like to find the source of the cygwin setup program so that I can help
them write a better installer.
Where is the source to the cygwin setup program setup.exe?
cygwin.com - Cygwin Packages http://cygwin.com/setup.html - setup
homepage
Andy Kosela wrote:
I got a problem with displaying graphical characters in mc 4.6.1-2
under rxvt 2.7.10-6. The lines are screwed up. I tried setting
CYGWIN=codepage:oem but the problem persists. When I launch bash under
cmd.com everything is ok with mc. It only happens in rxvt. I'm using
Pavel Tsekov wrote:
You can get a font with line drawing characters here:
http://www.neuro.gatech.edu/users/cwilson/cygutils/bashprompt/luconP.zip
This is a 404, I think Charles shut down his site in 2004. For the sake
of the archives, you can get this at
Theo Kanter wrote:
Two often cited pages with guides for setting up sshd on Win32:
http://pigtail.net/LRP/printsrv/cygwin-sshd.html
http://ncyoung.com/entry/389
These sites are wrong if they suggest that users must be
administrators. In general we frown on sites like the above on this
Christopher Faylor wrote:
What other kind of common things could cygcheck be testing for?
I was thinking that instead of just reporting the current value of
$PATH, it would be handy to also report on the Windows/Registry value of
$PATH. That way, you can tell if Cygwin is being added to the
Dave Korn wrote:
Well, how about sandboxing? It's the ideal way to test out a virus or other
suspect warez: run it on a virtual machine where it can't escape into your
real one.
But WINE isn't a virtual machine, and it doesn't offer that kind of
protection. You would need Xen / VMWare /
Dave Korn wrote:
But WINE isn't a virtual machine, and it doesn't offer that kind of
protection. You would need Xen / VMWare / etc for that.
Oh, I stand corrected. You mean it doesn't even do
virtual-drive-in-a-file-on-the-real-HD then? That's a shame.
Well, considering WINE stands
Justin Grote wrote:
I've been getting my rxvt to look just like putty for aesthetic reasons,
and so far I've gotten everything similar except the bold fonts. In
putty, the bolded version of the font I use (either Lucida Console or
Terminal) is simply a brighter-colored version of the
David Di Biase wrote:
Since there are no services I need to setup the system through another
mean, except I'm very limited on my 98 knowledge. Does anyone happen
to have a solution?
Since 98 has no concept of a service or users you start sshd in the
normal way. After running ssh-host-config
David Di Biase wrote:
Well I did notice an error, like I mentioned, that it couldn't setup
the service. What I'm worried about is if there was any process it
might have skipped after it returned the error. Although at the end it
did say Configuration success, enjoy or something like that.
I
Charles Wilson wrote:
Revised patch attached. I'm wondering, tho, about the advisability of
using alloca'ed (rather than malloc'ed) memory to hold the contents of a
file of unrestricted size. Aren't there limits on the available space
within a single stack frame? Does it make sense (is it
Carl Karsten wrote:
Where should bugs be reported?
All discussion of the setup.exe program belongs on the cygwin-apps (at)
cygwin.com mailing list, including bug reports.
Where should potential bugs be discussed? as in, is this a bug:
setup-2.513-1-alpha.exe defaults the Local Package Dir
Roy Wiseman wrote:
A quick question, and I have a feeling this is asked
regularly, but I couldn't find an answer on searching
the forum.
How can I copy/paste to/from xterm to another xterm
windows and also how can I copy/paste to/from an xterm
window and a windows application like say
Carl Karsten wrote:
What builds the setup.exe source?
Anyone who wants to. If you mean who compiles the setup.exe binaries
that are on the mirrors, that would be the maintainers (currently Max
Bowser and myself, although Igor helps so much he's a de facto
maintainer.)
As to the location of
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
I disagree. FWIW, keeping the local ping response time information for
mirrors and re-pinging on demand has been on my TODO list for a while.
The only thing I would strenuously object to is re-pinging the mirrors
automatically on every setup -- it's much better to
Carl Karsten wrote:
I meant what compiler is used. I am used to things like InnoSetup, so I was
expecting something of that nature.
It's built with gcc, just like Cygwin itself and every Cygwin package.
It is however a mingw application, and does not depend on cygwin1.dll
for obvious
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
Well, yes, if you put it that way. However, there's a chicken-and-egg
problem here, right? As in I want to download Cygwin fast needs Cygwin
to figure it out[*]?
Well, it's not hard to bootstrap yourself. The base cygwin install is
currently 13.5MB to download,
Brian Dessent wrote:
Maybe a starting point would be a awk[1] script that lives in the
base-files package that grabs mirrors.lst and downloads some relatively
small package from every mirror, and generates a report. That way, we
could at least say try running mirror-check.awk when users have
Linsong wrote:
Now I want to make a ftp mirror of cygwin, but I am not very clear
how to do it.
http://sourceware.org/cygwin-apps/package-server.html
Is there any tools or script to make this process automatically?
rsync
lftp -c mirror
wget --mirror
Brian
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Thomas Porschberg wrote:
I compiled cppunit-library as a mingw32 (using -mno-cygwin) application
and libqttestrunner as an cygwin library.
That is why it isn't working. You can't mix Cygwin and non-cygwin
objects in the same executable. Cygwin and mingw use completely
different C runtimes
Thomas Porschberg wrote:
Is this roadmap ok ?
I have no idea, I don't know anything about QT under windows and whether
it will compile as a mingw app. Regardless, you must either compile
every object with -mno-cygwin or none of them with it.
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Brian Dessent wrote:
/home/sherlock/gcc/o/gcc/xgcc -B/home/sherlock/gcc/o/gcc/
-B/usr/local/i686-pc-c
ygwin/bin/ -B/usr/local/i686-pc-cygwin/lib/ -isystem
/usr/local/i686-pc-cygwin/i
nclude -isystem /usr/local/i686-pc-cygwin/sys-include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H
-I. -I../.
./../../gcc-4_0
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
Dave's running this command on a self-compiled version of setup. The
setup on the Cygwin site is compressed with upx, which mangles all strings
(except the PE header). So, one way to get version information into setup
is to use the Version: tag in the PE header (or
Thomas Porschberg wrote:
This is of course nice but can someone give an explanation ?
What do you want an explantion of? The fact that you can't mix and
match Cygwin and non-Cygwin objects in an executable? That's because
mingw and Cygwin use different C runtimes. It boils down to the fact
Luke Kendall wrote:
Are there still countries left, in which this patent has not yet
expired?
The unisys patent has expired in most major countries. There is still
an IBM patent that is valid until sometime in 2006. I think that most
people believe that IBM would never enforce this patent
Thomas Porschberg wrote:
because libcppunit was built as cygwin-library. I resolved the
problem by compiling the library from sources with -mno-cygwin
flag. And then I used this library for both, my application
cygwin-build and my application mingw-build.
If I understand you right, this is
Paul J. Lucas wrote:
So this really looks like a bug in the declaration.
It looks like you're right. I believe that the w32api headers are
maintained by the mingw project so the best thing to do would probably
be submit a patch here
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=2435atid=302435 or a
René Berber wrote:
A better fix is to link cygpq.dll to pq.dll:
# ln /usr/bin/cygpq.dll /usr/bin/pq.dll
That's not a great habit to get into. It will only work if the program
uses Cygwin methods (e.g. dlopen()) to dynamically load the dll at
runtime. It will absolutely not work for a .exe
Pandey, Sunil K wrote:
However when I try to launch the same script with windows scheduler via
following command line it doesn't work.
That is because if you type /tmp/test.csh at the prompt, bash will ask
the system to execute the script and the #!/bin/csh line will be
honored. It will also
Informações wrote:
Can anyone point me to any reference covering the implementation of the
missing sendmsg functionality (exchanging file descriptors across processes)
? Any (incomplete) piece of code ? Any help ?
Stevens, UNIX Network Programming Volume 1, chapter 15, section 7.
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Hello to all, i installed cygwin version 2.457.2.2 in a windows xp, i install
That is *not* the version of Cygwin, that is just the version of the
installer, and it tells us nothing useful. Cygwin is a collection of
many packages and they each have a version number.
beau wrote:
I think I've got my /etc/setup properly in place
Huh? Normally there is no need to touch anything under /etc/setup at
all.
, but when I try to add a new package I end up getting
everything. The only way I can see to stop this currently is to
manually set each package to keep in
Song Ken Vern-E11804 wrote:
for (i=0; i=4028; i++)
buffer[i]='A';
Wow. That's some horrible code. Hasn't this person heard of memset()?
On Solaris, it does.
How do I get the core dump equivalent on cygwin installation?
That's because you're trying to exploit a bug in Solaris.
Yitzchak Scott-Thoennes wrote:
BTW, this doesn't work (last I tried) if you want an experimental
version of a package. Should it?
It should work, but you will have to click twice (or however many times
necessary) on the desired package to cycle to the experimental version.
There's no way to
Van Snyder wrote:
1. Must this folder be kept? It appears to consist entirely of tar
files (plus Setup.ini)?
No.
2. If it must be kept, must it be kept on the desktop?
No, it can be placed anywhere. The location is specified in setup.exe
on the third step when prompted for Local Package
Christian Franke wrote:
Somewhat offtopic and probably FAQ:
The local package cache fills up with outdated (no longer in setup.ini)
versions.
Is there any hidden setup.exe functionality or cleanup script available
to delete old package files?
There's nothing in setup.exe, but I do remember
Robert Body wrote:
Hi, I am getting errors about xlib components missing. Running find gives
me this:
This is the wrong mailing list. X11 related topics go to cygwin-xfree
(at) cygwin.com.
/home/Owner/games/simp make
gcc -Wall -L/usr/X11R6/lib -L/usr/local/lib -lX11 -lXpm -lXext
Oliver Wienand wrote:
had I to ship the sources or it is sufficient to install an unmodified
version of Cygwin setup, which allows to get all the sources?
No, you can't just point people to the cygwin mirrors to get sources,
even if your binaries are unmodified. You have to provide them as a
Robert Body wrote:
Hi, I installed on a networked computer, but i don't want my cygwin to be
part of that network as far as username/groups go (I don't want to add all
Use -l instead of -d when running mkgroup and mkpasswd.
I would like to change these to Owner and mygroup, and I would like
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
Umm, sorry, Brian, but this is not true. The username in /etc/passwd
doesn't matter at all, and neither does the UID -- it's the SID field
that's important.
That's good to know. Sorry for the misinformation.
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I have not been able to figure out how to send escape codes to ksh
I saw a syntax for ksh on
http://www.steveshilling.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/scripts/xtermtitle.txt
-
PS1='^[]0;[EMAIL PROTECTED]: ${PWD}^Gksh$ '
I don't think ksh supports pasrsing of escape
Jurgen Defurne wrote:
enscript: cannot find password for uid=45056: No error
My generated passwd file however, contains 176128, not 45046.
By replacing the former uid with the latter, the problem is solved.
However, should this still be necessary ? I thought that a long
time
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
Or you could look at how setup.exe/cygcheck does it and help extract the
mount code into a library that could be linked into other apps.
FWIW, this idea of creating a mingw libcygpath really appeals to me
and it's been an idea I've been meaning to look at for a while.
Jerry Moody wrote:
I believe PermitEmptyPasswords no is the solution. Unfortunately, this
keyword doesn't show in Cygwin's man pages for sshd, and I came up empty
searching the web without knoweldge that the keyword even existed. Thanks
for the pointer.
You're looking at the wrong manpage.
Stan Tsu wrote:
This is a bug with basename 5.3.0 found in the latest Cygwin 1.5.15.1.
1.5.15 was three releases ago, it's most certainly not the latest. But
that's not really relevant to your question, I don't think.
$ basename NA A
N
$ basename N/A A
A ==
Rupert Brooks wrote:
What i would like to do, is be able to right click on a file in
Windows explorer and have a cygwin tool be avaiable either for the
open, or the open with command. I've tried quite a variety of things,
and i've gotten close... but so far no cigar. Heres a description of
Christian Franke wrote:
Unlike syslog, windows event log is intended to store only message
parameters, not complete messages.
The (probably localized) messages must be provided by such an event
message file (the misleading MS-term;-), which is essentially an .exe
or .dll containing (message
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
Is that worth the effort? I really love to use syslogd (and logging
to my remote Linux box ;-))
True. However there is something to be said for keeping all of the
logging in one place, rather than having to look in the event log for
windows apps and in a separate
I've updated cURL to version 7.15.0.
cURL is a command line tool for transferring files with URL syntax,
supporting FTP, FTPS, TFTP, HTTP, HTTPS, GOPHER, TELNET, DICT, FILE and
LDAP. curl supports HTTPS certificates, HTTP POST, HTTP PUT, FTP
uploading, HTTP form based upload, proxies, cookies,
Christopher McIntosh wrote:
QUERY: What are the pros and cons of each method?
IMO, I prefer to have less full-fledged services; then it is simpler to
start several daemons (e.g., xinetd, sshd, ftpd, ...) via a single 'net
start init' or 'cygrunsrv --start init' reducing the number of tasks
Krithivasan, Balasubramaniyan (STSD) wrote:
The last time I installed Cygwin about 4 months before, I could
install Cygwin rsh in my box.
Today for about 3 -4 hours I am trying to find how to install
Cygwin rsh . But I failed hence this email.
I went to find
Balasubramaniyan K (Bala) wrote:
I don't find the rsh.exe or rsh when I try to install using setup.exe (Cygwin
installation).
So you selected the inetutils package and you don't have
/usr/bin/rsh.exe afterwards? If that's the case then we need more
information to be able to help you, please
Dave Korn wrote:
In the specific case of inetutils you probably will not find a canonical
upstream site because it is all code derived from the original BSD
unix.
No, it's gnu these days, isn't it?
http://www.gnu.org/software/inetutils/inetutils.html
I suppose... I said that because
Soh Kam Yung wrote:
Brian,
Please send all questions about using the Cygwin curl packages to the
cygwin (at) cygwin.com mailing list, which I follow. Please do not
email me personally.
I have been using curl under cygwin and noticed an issue with closing
of connections with some websites
I've updated the curl cURL packages to 7.15.0-4.
This package contains a small workaround to prevent hangs at the end of
the transfer. Prior to 2005-11-13, the Cygwin DLL returned POLLHUP for
poll() on closed connection, which caused curl to go into an endless
loop.
cURL is a command line tool
Cary Jamison wrote:
I think we all know that encryption is a factor. The site still states :
No, I wouldn't say that we all know that. I just ran openssl speed
and on my very modest Athlon XP 1700 machine and both the aes-128 and
blowfish ciphers clocked in at approximately 60-65
Listmail wrote:
1) The sshd messages in the Windows Event Viewer Application log are half junk
and half real message. The following junk paragraph appears in every logged
message. How can I get rid of it ?
It is possible, but not a simple change that you can just enable.
You'll need to add a
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
Why complicate openlog()? Let the Cygwin applications that use openlog()
do this (e.g., in a postinstall script). We could even add a utility
package in Base, similar to editrights, that contains scripts for
adding and removing this setting (something like 'regtool
Oliver Vecernik wrote:
I'd like to use Courier New as font for Cygwin, but the only choices
I've got are Lucida Console and Rasterschriftart. One solution is to use
PuTTY to connect via ssh to localhost, but I think this is a bit of
overkill. Is there another posiibility?
You seem to be
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