--- Linda Walsh ha scritto:
>
> "cygcheck -f" doesn't work if you are in a directory
> and you execute it on
> files in the directory (unless you are in "/").
> I.e. it doesn't
> seem to recognize relative directories.
Hi Linda,
you are right but there is a easy trick :-)
at least if a cygwin
Linda Walsh wrote:
> I understand why cygcheck doesn't ID the files in "/etc", and "/etc/ssh",
> but it's problematic -- since I don't know for certain which files
> ssh is compiled to use... If I had to guess, I'd go for /etc/ssh/...,
> but "cygcheck" doesn't even classify that directory as "own
"cygcheck -f" doesn't work if you are in a directory and you execute it on
files in the directory (unless you are in "/"). I.e. it doesn't
seem to recognize relative directories.
Another "ick" ... (this isn't about "ssh", I'm just using it as an
example of the problem).
I have an "ssh" directo
Brian Dessent wrote:
After they have served their function they are unnecessary.
Brian
Wow...very thorough response...
thanks!
Linda
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Linda Walsh wrote:
>
> Greetings Cygwinians,
>
> Was notice what appeared to be 'old' versions of some files laying
> around, so wanted to verify packages -- "cygcheck -c"
>
> It pops up some packages that are empty. I was wondering both why
> I downloaded them (?!) and whether or not I needed
Greetings Cygwinians,
Was notice what appeared to be 'old' versions of some files laying
around, so wanted to verify packages -- "cygcheck -c"
It pops up some packages that are empty. I was wondering both why
I downloaded them (?!) and whether or not I needed them. Some look
"important", other
I compiled the latest gcc and gdb and it now works under cygwin.
The versions I'm using are:
D:\projects\Eclipse\CDT\HelloWorld2\Debug>gcc --version
gcc (GCC) 4.2.3
Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO
warrant
On 2/21/08, Dave Korn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 21 February 2008 02:24, hce wrote:
>
> > I am using QT 4.3 under linux, so I guess have to download the same
> > version QT to the cygwin. I guess you said yes I should install the QT
> > 4.3 for Linux package under Cygwin. Please correct me.
I've uploaded a test version of the Cygwin DLL and its utilities,
version 1.5.25-8.
The main purpose of this update is to allow Cygwin to run correctly on
Windows 2008 Server. A change in the exception handling in Windows 2008
Server requires to change the exception handling in the Cygwin DLL as
Michael Kairys schrieb:
It works! (But I guess you knew that :)
Thanks very much.
In the meantime I also added the remaining blocking patch for the latest
release 0.49 to the tracker.
Win32-API-0.50 can then be installed via CPAN (hopefully).
http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=3170
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