[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"A. Clausen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/07/2005 01:35:31 PM:
I'm having a problem with the default Win32 mysql client program running in the Cygwin environment, in that it writes CRLF pairs out, causing some Bash scripts that I'm running on both a Linux box and a Win2k box to give garbled results. I wondered if there's a Cygwin compiled version that outpouts with just line feeds.
I may be wrong about this, but aren't you in a *nix environment when running inside Cygwin?
Well, sort of. It does some DOS to Unix text file translation, and generally when you use Cygwin-compiled programs and have the system set to LF-only, things work as they should.
Your Win32 compiled client binary may be working but shouldn't you be using a *nix compiled client from WITHIN Cygwin? I would try one of the other *nix-type client binaries (you may need to compile one from within Cygwin itself) to get your setup to work because I agree with you that the Win32 client is not going to cut it.
Well, I was hoping that someone had the "mysql" Cygwin binary. I know a long time ago there was one, because when I was first testing MySQL on an old Win98 box, the MySQL distribution had one that worked because the native Win32 binary didn't have the editing keys function unless you were in WinNT.
-- A. Clausen
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