Re: sh.exe not updated

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Stephen Sheldon wrote: I just ran setup and updated my cygwin bash to 3.0-11. When the update was complete I checked my /bin/sh.exe. The date was still 7/16. I copied bash.exe on top of sh.exe. The last time I ran setup, I was running proc.ps,

Re: Please test: bash-3.0-10 and readline-5.0-4

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Eric Blake wrote: + bash now recognizes c:\ as an absolute, not relative path, for the cd builtin and for command execution BTW: I just wanted to mention that Mozilla configure still fails, the strange thing AFAIK here is that a test from command

Re: Please test: bash-3.0-10 and readline-5.0-4

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Frank Wein wrote: Eric Blake wrote: + bash now recognizes c:\ as an absolute, not relative path, for the cd builtin and for command execution BTW: I just wanted to mention that Mozilla configure still fails, the strange thing AFAIK here

Re: Please test: bash-3.0-10 and readline-5.0-4

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Eric Blake wrote: Eric Blake wrote: + bash now recognizes c:\ as an absolute, not relative path, for the cd builtin and for command execution BTW: I just wanted to mention that Mozilla configure still fails, the strange thing AFAIK here is that a

Problem with path conversion since update from/of ash to bash?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi, i'm reporting this problem based on observations from multiple people. The problem is that the configure script of Mozilla/Firefox/etc. stopped working since people updated their cygwin. The problem is caused by these lines (see

Perl searching in wrong path for modules?

Hi, i wanted to use cygwin perl for executing perl scripts from (win32, the one from apache.org, not the cygwin one) Apache, so i included the line #!D:/cygwin/bin/perl.exe -w in my CGIs. But now i have the problem that perl looks in the wrong folder for the Perl Modules, for example if i want

Re: Perl searching in wrong path for modules?

Igor Pechtchanski wrote: BTW, it does matter a lot. One thing that your cygcheck output shows is that your mounts are user mounts (you installed Cygwin for Just Me), and therefore anything invoked from Apache running as a service (as I assume it does) won't see them properly. Try re-mounting