Without more details I hazard a guess: The Windows process creates the
directory without permissions for you to delete the directory or files
in that directory and you're running under UAC.
Yes, this turns out to be true. I disabled UAC entirely and now my program
works.
Is there a better
I have a batch of Unix-based Perl scripts that I use for CD ripping. They use a
queue-based approach. One process reads discs, another process encodes and tags
them, and a third process uploads them to a file server. I've been running this
on Cygwin for several years. I used cdda2wav to read
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I have a batch of Unix-based Perl scripts that I use for CD
ripping. They use a queue-based approach. One process reads
discs, another process encodes and tags them, and a
I'm working on a set of daemons that should run under their own user and
group id. I'd like to write a shell script that will create this user
and group. I'm using useradd and groupadd on Red Hat Linux, but those
don't seem to exist on Cygwin. Is there a recommended way to handle this
I'm running XWin-Test77 using the -multiwindow
feature. I can't seem to resize XEmacs's windows. This
is true when running XEmacs 21.4.8 displaying remotely
from a Red Hat 8.0 machine or running XEmacs 21.4.12
running locally compiled under Cygwin. It's easy to
reproduce:
start XWin -multiwindow
I'm having trouble building a Perl XS module in C++ on
Cygwin. I've got Cygwin 1.3.12-2 and I've tried Perl
5.6.1 and Perl 5.8.0. This module has built and run
successfully on Linux. I used the XS C++ guidelines in
http://www.johnkeiser.com/perl-xs-c++.html
The first problem is caused by the
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