I have just checked the source for the daemon() function and the setsid
executable. They
both call fork() and then setsid(). Do the console/rxvt process stick after
calling ssh -f
because file descriptors are left open? Can you suggest a strategy to deal with
this?
I'm not running ssh as a da
Can you please check these md5sum's for me?
$ md5sum /bin/ls.exe /usr/bin/ls.exe /usr/bin/dir.exe
64e3dc0e3a5ef0eeeaa4f2e9b984844d */bin/ls.exe
64e3dc0e3a5ef0eeeaa4f2e9b984844d */usr/bin/ls.exe
60a0c7768052ec4306c3e0f680331afa */usr/bin/dir.exe
Same.
~$ md5sum /bin/ls.exe /usr/bin/ls.exe /u
Folks I could really use some help here. I still cannot get the ls
command to work reliably.
Well, I ran sum -r (I'm running cygwin 1.5.24):
~$ sum -r /bin/ls.exe /bin/cygwin1.dll
0875696 /bin/ls.exe
59473 1830 /bin/cygwin1.dll
You might do the same and see if there is perhaps a
Any other ideas? Anyone?
Perhaps your filenames have special characters in them which do funny
things to your terminal.
Try "ls -ad .* * | cat -v".
Are the serial numbers on the physical drives unique?
From a DOS window, enter "dir":
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Seri
tar tf test.tar --anchored --exclude="D:/"
temp$ tar tf tartest.tar -P
c:/temp/file1
file2
temp$ tar tf tartest.tar -P --anchored --exclude='/temp'
file2
So, if you really want to exclude your D:/Bkp files, you could enter:
tar tf test.tar --anchored --exclude='/Bkp'
The -P option used on m
Just curious if the daylight savings time change occurring in the
middle of March might be a factor. I suppose if cygwin gets its time
from the PC and does no time adjustment, then there's no worries but
to ensure that Windows takes care of it.
Ken
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I have a gmail web account, but don't think I can send plain text
through it, but I'll have a look.
Found plain text option and added myself.
Thanks again Eric!
Lots of gold stars for Eric!
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I have DOS window sized that a scrollback is present, start bash, do several
ls's then scroll back.
The problem is that when I type, instead of the cursor being automatically
positioned to the end of the scrollback (essentially making the screen
appear as if I never scrolled back), it exists wher
The setup thinks I'm up to date. Is there a specific mirror I need to try?
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I've uploaded a new gawk package. The definition of INTMAX_MIN
has been fixed in current CVS.
Thanks for the report.
Corinna
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