Greetings, All!
Execute from Cygwin terminal with write access to installation root.
echo -e "[.ShellClassInfo]\r\nIconFile=Cygwin.ico\r\nIconIndex=0\r\n" >
/Desktop.Ini; attrib +R "$(cygpath -w /)"; explorer /select,"$(cygpath -w /)"
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WBR,
Andrey Repin
Sorry for my terrible english...
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Greetings, All!
Replace line 79 with
pwdhome=$(getent passwd ${uid} | cut -sd : -f 6 )
The error messages in the next few lines should probably be updated as well.
Something along the lines of
83: "Unable to determine user's home directory from system settings." \
90: "${pwdhome} i
Greetings, The Sec Maestro!
> SSH Login, using 'tester' account (in Adminstrators group) to the Cygwin
> sshd server fails from a client machine which has ~/.ssh/id_rsa keys
> available.
Check permissions on the ~/.ssh directory and subsequent files. ssh is VERY
picky about them.
Both standard PO
SSH Login, using 'tester' account (in Adminstrators group) to the Cygwin
sshd server fails from a client machine which has ~/.ssh/id_rsa keys
available.
Login from the same client, without the id_rsa keys is successful. SSH
locally (on cygwin box) is also successful.
Comparison of the sshd logs (
On 01/04/2015 06:31 AM, Laurens Blankers wrote:
Of course this question doesn't come out of the blue. It is triggered by the
release of xinit 1.3.4-1 last month, which breaks setups for many people. If
you like you can check the cygwin-xfree mailing list. Unfortunately the
responds from the packa
Greetings, All!
I think I've finally ironed out most of the issues I had with it. (Infinite
number of arguments, quoting, etc.)
The only known issues that cause script to break seems to be the same as you
would expect with direct script executions - uneven/misplaced quotation marks.
How to use:
P
It seems that segfaults go unreported using pthread and Cygwin 1.7.33-2.
Here is a minimal code piece to reproduce:
#include
void* thread_run(void* _) {
int *p = 0;
*p = 1;
return NULL;
}
int main(int argc, char** argv) {
pthread_t t1;
pthread_create(&t1
Version 1.8.9.1-1 of doxygen has been uploaded.
CHANGES
===
Numerous new features and bug fixes. For the full change log, please
see: http://www.doxygen.org/manual/changelog.html#log_1_8_9_1
DESCRIPTION
===
Doxygen is a documentation system for C++, C, Java, Objective-C,
Python,
Version 1.13-2 of perl-Text-CSV_XS has been uploaded. This is a test
release, built against the test version of perl 5.18.2, and is only
available for x86 at this time.
CHANGE LOG
==
1.13- 2015-01-01, H.Merijn Brand
- Simplify code path for old perl
- Fix quote_binary (#RT10
Version 1.13-1 of perl-Text-CSV_XS has been uploaded.
CHANGE LOG
==
1.13- 2015-01-01, H.Merijn Brand
- Simplify code path for old perl
- Fix quote_binary (#RT100676)
- Fix csv () for hashrefs with aliased headers
- Update copyright to 2015
DESCRIPTION
===
T
Version 1.68-1 of cppcheck has been uploaded.
RELEASE NOTES
=
http://sourceforge.net/p/cppcheck/news/2015/01/cppcheck-168/
CHANGE LOG
==
Changes from 1.67 to 1.68:
New checks:
- Multifile checking for buffer overruns and uninitialized variables
Improvements:
- Libraries
Greetings, Laurens Blankers!
> I was wondering what the Cygwin community thinks about maintaining
> backwards compatibility, especially regarding configuration files when
> updating or changing a package. As a long time Debian user I have grown
> accustomed to upgrades going very smoothly, backw
Hi,
I was wondering what the Cygwin community thinks about maintaining
backwards compatibility, especially regarding configuration files when
updating or changing a package. As a long time Debian user I have grown
accustomed to upgrades going very smoothly, backwards compatibility with
previo
Ilya Dogolazky writes:
> But if I use the testing cygwin package 1.7.34-003 (available in the
> installer by clicking on cygwin package), then the group 544 doesn't
> appear anymore:
>
> Plain window: 197121 197610 545 4 66049 11 15 4095 66048 262154 401408
> Admin window: 197121 197610 0 545 4 660
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