RE: xargs: cannot fork: Resource temporarily unavailable

[Jose Correia]

Thanks Larry it was after all still the Logitech crap... I thought just
by disabling its two services on the Windows Service manager that it was
sufficient, but then the Logitech serice mentioned in that url was not
one of them... So I completely removed it and voila!! :-)

Thanks again
Jose Correia 

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Subject: Re: xargs: cannot fork: Resource temporarily unavailable

Jose Correia wrote:
> Hi all
> 
> Sometime ago I posted saying it could have been the Logitech services 
> running, as I had read somewhere on the mailing list, but 
> unfortunately that is not the case, the problem below still 
> persists... Can someone shed some urgent light on this matter please?

Got BLODA? ;-)


This is a typical cause of stuff like this.

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socket : MSG_WAITALL isn't defined

[patrick ficheux]

Hi,

I want to use recv() with MSG_WAITALL flag. But this constant isn't 
defined in cygwin.
I find a old message about this issue here => 
http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2000-06/msg01229.html


Why MSG_WAITALL is not present in cygwin ?
It's a posix compliance problem ?

It seems that
# define MSG_WAITALL0x08
works well

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Re: Mounting tar files

[joekrahn]

Ignazio Di Napoli wrote:
> 
> Hi all.
> I want to copy my Cygwin installation on my SD card. Since it's formed 
> by many small files, and my flash memory performance is very poor with 
> such files, I was wondering if there is some way to mount a tar file, or 
> something like, even if in read-only way, searching in the archive if 
> the file is not found in the "normal" directory and writing everything 
> in the latter.
> 
> Thank you,
> Ignazio
> 

An ISO-9660 image is sort of like a tar file, but with some extra overhead.
It sounds like you are trying to do something like Knoppix. They use a
compressed read-only filesystem for the base image, combined with a special
read/write filesystem (based on symlinks, I think) that holds actual file
data only for changed files.

Doing this in Windows would not be easy. There are some programs around that
mount ISO images as a virtual filesystem. But, if you have to install extra
support software, what is the point of installing Cygwin on an SD card? If
you want a portable Cygwin, why not put most of it onto a CD?
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Re: New to cygwin

[Erich Dollansky]

Hi,

Tomasz Jankowski wrote:

2007/11/27, Erich Dollansky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

I would recommend to use cygwin if you want to write a program for
multiple platforms.

That is what I'm going to do.


What is your programming background?

Sorry I don't understand this question? What do mean by "background"? :(


C, Pascal ..

Unix, Windows ...

Erich

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Re: New to cygwin

[joekrahn]

Tomasz Jankowski wrote:
> 
> One more question, does anyone tried to build sctplib using cygwin?
> Here is link to page with source code I'm talking about:
> 
> http://www.sctp.de/sctp-download.html
> 
> The most important for me is package named 'socketapi', because it
> provides API documented in set of RFC documents about SCTP protocol
> API. I have talked with sctplib developers and they said that so far
> none had tried to build it for win32.
> 
> -- 
> Cya!
> Tom
> 

This is the very sort of thing that Cygwin was made for: using standard
POSIX code under Windows. In many cases, code can be compiled with no
changes at all. The end result is that you will have a bit of extra overhead
and a dependency on Cygwin, in exchange for very little programming effort,
and benefit from future improvements to the original library.

Joe Krahn

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Re: file permission problem

[Larry Hall (Cygwin)]

Win Tong wrote:

Hi,

I have a difficult problem which I don't know how to solve and I'll
appreciate any help.
I'm using windows XP Home with cygwin and I want to remove the directory
'no_bulk' and all the files within it.

The following commands show me something like this

$ rm -r no_bulk
rm: cannot remove `no_bulk/con': No such file or directory

$ ls -l no_bulk
ls: no_bulk/con: No such file or directory
total 0
-- 0   0 Jan  1  1970 con

I tried to delete it through windows explorer as a administrator but it
say cannot find the specified file even though it shows the file and say
the file has 71kB and modified on 15/09/2007.

I've search google but cannot find anything that helps.
This is not the only directory that has this wired file and I want to
get rid of them.
please help


'con' is a reserved Windows file name.  You must have worked pretty hard
to create it since you can't create it by normal means.  Anyway, you can
get rid of it using the '//?/' syntax.  For
example:

bash-3.2$ mkdir foo
bash-3.2$ cd foo
/cygdrive/f/foo
bash-3.2$ touch '//?/f:/foo/con'
bash-3.2$ ls -l
ls: con: No such file or directory
total 0
-- 0   0 Dec 31  1969 con
bash-3.2$ rm '//?/f:/foo/con'
bash-3.2$ ls -l
total 0

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file permission problem

[Win Tong]

Hi,

I have a difficult problem which I don't know how to solve and I'll
appreciate any help.
I'm using windows XP Home with cygwin and I want to remove the directory
'no_bulk' and all the files within it.

The following commands show me something like this

$ rm -r no_bulk
rm: cannot remove `no_bulk/con': No such file or directory

$ ls -l no_bulk
ls: no_bulk/con: No such file or directory
total 0
-- 0   0 Jan  1  1970 con

I tried to delete it through windows explorer as a administrator but it
say cannot find the specified file even though it shows the file and say
the file has 71kB and modified on 15/09/2007.

I've search google but cannot find anything that helps.
This is not the only directory that has this wired file and I want to
get rid of them.
please help

Winnie


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Mounting tar files

[Ignazio Di Napoli]

Hi all.
I want to copy my Cygwin installation on my SD card. Since it's formed 
by many small files, and my flash memory performance is very poor with 
such files, I was wondering if there is some way to mount a tar file, or 
something like, even if in read-only way, searching in the archive if 
the file is not found in the "normal" directory and writing everything 
in the latter.


Thank you,
Ignazio

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Re: weird samba problems, latest cygwin, samba 3.0.25b-4.2

[jeffunit]

At 08:57 PM 11/26/2007, you wrote:

jeffunit wrote:

I built a fileserver running mandriva linux 2008 and samba 3.0.25b-4.2
After copying lots of files there, I decided to run cygwin 'diff 
-r' to be sure

they really got copied ok. I ran into problems. Here is what I know.
For example, to copy the emacs-22.1 source tree to my server, I use 
the command

from bash of 'cp -r -p emacs-22.1 /cygdrive/q/u/emacs-22.1' , where q is a
samba share on my fileserver. When I run diff, diff reports that many files
were not copied (here is a snippet of its output):
Only in emacs-22.1/lisp/gnus: rfc2045.elc
Only in emacs-22.1/lisp/gnus: rfc2047.elc
Only in emacs-22.1/lisp/gnus: rfc2104.elc
Only in emacs-22.1/lisp/gnus: rfc2231.elc
Only in emacs-22.1/lisp/gnus: score-mode.elc
Only in emacs-22.1/lisp/gnus: sha1.elc
Only in emacs-22.1/lisp/gnus: sieve-manage.el
When I open a dos box on windows xp, and look for the 'missing' 
files, using the

dos command 'dir', they are present. When I use the cygwin command 'ls' they
are not present. When I go to the fileserver, they are present and 
look fine in owner,

group, permission, date, etc.
I wrote my own utility in python (using cygwin's python), that just 
looks for files
being present, and it does not report these 'missing' files from 
diff's output
as being missing, but it does report the odd 'nnmaildir' problem 
(info below).
Another odd thing, is that when I use the dos command dir on the 
gnus directory,
I get a file called 'nnmaildir'. It shows up on linux as 
nnmaildir.elc (as it should).

When I use the dos command 'dir nnmai*', I get
10/15/2006  02:49 AM61,802 nnmaildir.el
06/02/2007  04:57 AM53,366 nnmail.elc
06/02/2007  04:57 AM98,983 nnmaildir.elc
03/31/2007  02:10 PM71,317 nnmail.el
which is what it should be, but there is no 'nnmaildir' file which 
is reported with the

dos command dir.
ls -als nnma* reports
1024 -rw-r--r-- 1 jdeifik None 53366 Jun  2 05:57 nnmail.elc
1024 -rw-r--r-- 1 jdeifik None 61802 Oct 15  2006 nnmaildir.el
and doesn't report the bogus 'nnmaildir' at all.
All of this strangeness is also present if I use the microsoft 
windows explorer to
copy the files rather than 'cp -r -p'. If I am copying to a local 
disk on windows xp,

there are no problems according to diff or my python script.
Except for the dos command dir reporting 'nnmaildir' when used without any
qualifiers, there are no obvious microsoft specific problems.
It seems to me that cygwin utilities/portability layer is acting 
strangely with samba
shares. Of course there is a possibility that there are issues with 
samba itself.

Any ideas how to resolve these issues?


Have you tried setting your CYGWIN environment variable to "smbntsec" (in
Windows, not Cygwin), exiting all Cygwin processes (including any services,
which you don't have unless you've configured them since sending this
email), and starting bash again?

So your shared drive from Linux is NTFS?


My shared drive from Linux is reiserfs, specifically reiser-3.6.19-3
I have no idea how to make a NTFS filesystem on linux. And even if I could,
until the latest linux-ntfs programs, I couldn't write to it.

Using the magic of samba, the linux native fileserver mounts are made 
to look like

something accessible on windows.

I set cygwin to smbntsec.
I logged out of windows, and logged back in. I verified that cygwin was set
correctly. I created a new emacs-22.1 tree on my samba fileserver.
I ran diff on windows again. Exact same problem.

jeff


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Re: New to cygwin

[Thorsten Kampe]

* Tomasz Jankowski (Tue, 27 Nov 2007 17:36:16 +0100)
> 2007/11/27, Erich Dollansky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > I would recommend to use cygwin if you want to write a program for
> > multiple platforms.
> That is what I'm going to do.
> 
> > What is your programming background?
> Sorry I don't understand this question? What do mean by
> "background"? :(

"experience"...

Thorsten


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Re: Select-all Vista install fails?

[joekrahn]

Peter Klavins wrote:
> 
> I am a very satisfied user of Cygwin for many years, and on Vista since
> Nov 2006.  I always download and keep updated all packages, since I
> usually find that something is missing when I really need it.  Recently
> I was presented with the opportunity to install Cygwin on another clean
> Vista 32-bit install, so I took the following steps in order to come to
> a 'correct' recipe for installing Cygwin on Vista:
> 
> 1.  Download (not execute) http://cygwin.com/setup.exe .
> 2.  Right-click 'Run as Administrator' on downloaded setup.exe.
> 3.  Make appropriate selections and get to package selection screen.
> 4.  Click once on 'All' package button to cycle it to 'Install' (thus
> selecting all packages).
> 5.  Click 'Next' to download and install.
> 
> After letting the installation go on into the night, the next morning
> showed a hung postinstall process, I am sorry I was so disappointed and
> lacking time that I didn't write it down, but I think it was something
> to do with tex or X fonts.
> 
> In any case I sighed, killed all sh and bash processes with a little bit
> of difficulty, then restarted setup.exe as Administrator, which even
> though this time I left the package selection at default, still hung,
> this time on gnuplot postinstall.  Again I killed all sh and bash
> processes, which by the way were churning at 50% CPU (this is a dual
> processor).
> 
> Later in the day I took a heavier sigh, removed all trace of the partial
> install from C:\cygwin on disk (but not registry and not download
> cache), and tried a default package selection install again, always
> running setup.exe from the local file as Administrator.
> 
> The default install succeeded!  Since then I have started re-running
> setup.exe to download and install the other bits and pieces I need
> urgently, and eventually I will dive into a full package selection
> again.  This is basically the same type of Vista install I have always
> done.
> 
> So my question is this:  Is Cygwin supposed to install fully on Vista
> from an initial All-package-selection?  If so, what did I do wrong in
> the install?
> 
> Thanks for your help.
> 
>  Peter Klavins  Datalon SrL
> 

There is obviously a broken dependency in one of the installation scripts. I
have seen other posts about initial installations failing when different
packages were selected from the very beginning. Maybe it would be good for
the initial install to always use the default set of packages and require a
subsequent install for additional packages? Ideally, some tests could be
done following the initial installation, and maybe encourage user testing as
well. This would help distinguish installation bugs from package bugs.

Joe Krahn
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Re: cygwin makes shared folders on vista

[joekrahn]

I have found that Vista tags filesystem objects as "shared" whenever they
contain references to any accounts other than the user. But, they are not
"network shared". Apparently, Cygwin developers do not see this behavior.
Maybe it depends if you use Home or Business versions of Vista, or whether
your machine is managed under a domain controller. See my previous message
and the reply:
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2007-11/msg00058.html
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2007-11/msg00069.html

Here is how this Vista shared thing works on my computer, running Vista Home
(Premium?), set with a Workgroup name, but no domain controller. If I create
a file in Windows and then add an Everyone ACL with:
ICACLS foo.txt /grant "Everyone:(R)"

I now have a "shared" tag on that file's icon in Windows Explorer, but it is
not listed as shared when looking up information on "network shared" files.
So, in some contexts, Vista uses the "shared" icon tag to indicate "locally
shared" instead of "network shared". The idea of "locally shared" sort of
makes sense if a system is not part of an NT domain, and is acting in more
of a stand-alone mode. I have looked for documentation on this, but features
that are oriented to home users tend to be poorly documented.

In my previous post to this list, I suggested that Cygwin changes it's
attribute handling to leave out the local/None and Everyone groups
completely, whenever they have no access permissions. In that case, users
with this problem can set umask to 077, and the group+world attributes are
not needed, so those two ACL entries can be left out. Or, maybe it just
needs a different choice for the no-access state. I found that adding an ACL
entry with only the AS (access system security) attribute did NOT give the
file a shared icon tag.

Seeing the shared icon tag everywhere is only a minor nuisance. The major
problem is that manipulating those files from Windows becomes incredibly
slow. I tried to move a large directory tree and got completion estimates of
about 20 hours. Why so slow?? Maybe the indexing service is confused about
the "Everyone" user, and is rebuilding the index for every file moved. In
any case, it is probably a design bug. Maybe if we disable the indexing
service the performance hit will go away.

As a work-around, it would be easy to create a Perl script that recursively
removes the extra file attributes.


E.Baud wrote:
> 
> In fact, as I wrote it in previous message:
> - I'm not concerned about cygwin home/install location, but more with the
> program I wrote (that generates files and subdirectories), compiled with
> gcc/cygwin, and that run over images directories (most of the time under
> Desktop directories). In that case, the setting-up of environment variable
> CYGWIN=nontsec with such C-call:  setenv(CYGWIN, nontsec,1) is not
> efficient !?; So, the only solution I have is to set permanent this
> environment variable (as a vista environment variable), with impact on
> whole cygwin shells...
> 
> moreover,
> - the "shared tags" are annoying, and there's a bug? in vista making the
> deletion of such files, taking too much time
> 
> Emmanuel.
> 

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Re: New to cygwin

[Tomasz Jankowski]

2007/11/27, Erich Dollansky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I would recommend to use cygwin if you want to write a program for
> multiple platforms.
That is what I'm going to do.

> What is your programming background?
Sorry I don't understand this question? What do mean by "background"? :(

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Re: [Fwd: sshd display]

[Roger Wells]

Thank you. That seems to be it.

Brian Mathis wrote:

On Nov 26, 2007 10:56 AM, Roger Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  

Please forgive my silence and I really do appreciate your attention to my 
problem.
I originally posted my question on the cygwin-apps list and at Corinna's 
suggestion I
posted it on this list without realizing that I was not subscribed.  I only now 
have
seen your responses as I searched the archives.  I can now provide a specific 
example
of what I am doing.

On one cygwin installation:
uname -a => CYGWIN_NT-5.1 dac1 1.5.21(0.156/4/2) 2006-07-30 14:21 i686 Cygwin

the following command on the linux client:
ssh wellsr start foo.exe
results in a windows console popping up with the application (foo) running in 
it.
control immediately returns to the linux console.

The key to this working is the following script ("start")
that runs on the cygwin machine:

#!/usr/bin/bash
#
# There must be no spaces in the title field of the start command
# Otherwise, this seems to work, but I don't know how!
#
#
export XAPPLRESDIR="C:\iss60\app-def"
cmd /c start /I \ $1\  $2 $3 $4 $5 $6

(obviously the last line is the operative one)

on another cygwin installation:
uname => CYGWIN_NT-5.1 wellsr 1.5.24(0.156/4/2) 2007-01-31 10:57 i686 Cygwin

the same sequence launches the application and returns control to the linux
console but in this case there is no console window on the cygwin side.  The
application appears on the task list but no window exists.




When the sshd service is installed on the cygwin machine, you must
make sure that "Interact with desktop" has been enabled.  I suspect it
was enabled on the one machine, but not the other.  On the system that
is not working, reinstall the cygwin sshd service, and enable that
option.

  


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Re: cygwin problem with windows 2003

[Larry Hall (Cygwin)]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hello there,

I have a problem with starting Xwin on a Windows2003Server from my Windows 2000 
Client with Cygwin.

i use following script:

startxwin.bat
t4erexec -l username -p password Servername  "E:\test.bat $HOSTNAME"

Now my problem is, all works fine if the user from my script is logged on the 
server-machine.
But if another user is logged on the server-machine, it doesnt work...
I see following Message:

Warning : The current transport does not permit the attempted TCPIP connection.

TRANS(SocketINETGetAddr): tnamebysocket() failed
TRANS(SocketINETConnect): TRANS(SocketINETGetAddr) () failed
TRANS(Open): transport open failed for tcp/edv003:0
Error: Can't open display: edv003:0

I have tested with "%RUN% xhost +" Setting in startxwin.bat too.

What can i do, to solve this problem?


Isn't this a question for the tools4ever guys, since it's their tool that's
involved when you get this error?  I don't see anything in the above that
suggests X needs to be running or that Cygwin is implicated in any way.
Does it work if you substitute Cygwin's ssh for t4erexec?

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uw-imap package

[Neil Lunn]

Good to be back.

Am I right that the current uw-imap package is built to all the defaults of 
the std src distr including mailsubdir as the user account home?
If this is so I don't really see the point of distributing a binary build 
that is going to look at the entire contents of a users homedir.


There seems to be some record of discussion on this but unless I am not 
looking in the right place this seems to be the case, without allowing for 
any external config outside of rebuilding from modified source.


Please anyone tell me I am wrong.

Neil 



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cygwin problem with windows 2003

[Firewater2000]

Hello there,

I have a problem with starting Xwin on a Windows2003Server from my Windows 2000 
Client with Cygwin.

i use following script:

startxwin.bat
t4erexec -l username -p password Servername  "E:\test.bat $HOSTNAME"

Now my problem is, all works fine if the user from my script is logged on the 
server-machine.
But if another user is logged on the server-machine, it doesnt work...
I see following Message:

Warning : The current transport does not permit the attempted TCPIP connection.

TRANS(SocketINETGetAddr): tnamebysocket() failed
TRANS(SocketINETConnect): TRANS(SocketINETGetAddr) () failed
TRANS(Open): transport open failed for tcp/edv003:0
Error: Can't open display: edv003:0

I have tested with "%RUN% xhost +" Setting in startxwin.bat too.

What can i do, to solve this problem?

Thank you very much.
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