man prints JNROFF, KNROFF etc errors

When I run man I get this printed before the page displays: $ man man Unrecognized line in config file (ignored) JNROFF LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8 /usr/bin/groff -Tnippon -mandocj Unrecognized line in config file (ignored) KNROFF /usr/bin/groff -Tkorean -mandoc Unrecognized line in config

Re: is BKDR_HACDEF.M found in c:\cygwin\bin\cygcrypt-0.dll for real?

Christian Montanari wrote, On 1/10/2005 11:28 AM: Our local virus scan tool provided by * reported a trojan horse called BKDR_HACDEF.M found in c:\cygwin\bin\cygcrypt-0.dll c.f.: http://www.**.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=BKDR_HACDEF.M Could you tell me what is your point

setup.exe crashes after mirror select

I have been using setup for a long time with no ptoblem. Now after I have selected my mirror it dies (just goes away with no error message dialog). Here's how the /var/log/setup.log looks after this fail: 2004/10/05 12:12:29 Starting cygwin install, version 2.427 2004/10/05 12:12:29 Current

Re: login name changed

Larry Hall wrote, On 9/14/2004 10:10 PM: At 07:23 PM 9/14/2004, you wrote: Due to administrative reason my login name changed from gene to gene.us. This also produced a new directory under Documents and Setting called gene-us which is my new default home directory for windows. However, cygwin

login name changed

Due to administrative reason my login name changed from gene to gene.us. This also produced a new directory under Documents and Setting called gene-us which is my new default home directory for windows. However, cygwin never seems to get the message and when I start cygwin (via rxvt) it

Re: Backticks hang with dynamic antivirus scanning

Marco Moreno wrote, On 2/20/2004 11:46 PM: I recently upgraded cygwin to the latest version and now I'm having Command's dynamic antivirus protection conflict with Cygwin so that it hangs whenever it encounters backticks in a shell script (e.g. /etc/profile). Configuring the antivirus to ignore

Re: Run complex chain of windows batch files in cyg

Nicolas Roche wrote, On 8/12/2004 6:46 AM: did you launch the Windows Shell (using cmd) in your term before starting your build process ? Nico I tried that but it didn't seem to work. Turns out it is a two step process. You first have to run cmd as you say. Then you run a dos bat file to set

Re: Run complex chain of windows batch files in cyg-FINAL

geneSmith wrote, On 8/12/2004 10:10 AM: Nicolas Roche wrote, On 8/12/2004 6:46 AM: did you launch the Windows Shell (using cmd) in your term before starting your build process ? Nico I tried that but it didn't seem to work. Turns out it is a two step process. You first have to run cmd as you

Run complex chain of windows batch files in cyg

I have a complex chain of windows batch and make files used to build a embedded system with vxWorks tools. It was designed to run under windows commands with cygwin *not* in mind. I prefer to work in the cygwin command line using rxvt terms. However, when I run this complex chain in cygwin,

ls -l | less shows escape chars

When I do ls -l | less a typical line looks like this with ESC in reverse video and other weird chars. What causes this? Can it be fixed? -rwx--+ 1 Administ 1392640 Jul 1 08:31 ESC[01;32mNTUSER.DATESC[0m -- Lit up like Levy's -- Unsubscribe info:

Re: ls -l | less shows escape chars

Clemson, Chris wrote, On 7/1/2004 8:50 AM: When I do ls -l | less a typical line looks like this with ESC in reverse video and other weird chars. What causes this? Can it be fixed? -rwx--+ 1 Administ 1392640 Jul 1 08:31 ESC[01;32mNTUSER.DATESC[0m that looks suspiciously like

Re: ls -l | less shows escape chars

Joe wrote, On 7/1/2004 9:02 AM: Do you have ls aliased to ls --color? Try: /bin/ls | less That fixes it. Should I not use color? geneSmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] When I do ls -l | less a typical line looks like this with ESC in reverse video and other weird

Re: ls -l | less shows escape chars

Luc Hermitte wrote, On 7/1/2004 9:14 AM: Hello, * On Thu, Jul 01, 2004 at 09:06:16AM -0400, geneSmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Also, my less man page is totally messed up. All other man pages seem to work. I have export PAGER='less -R' in my .bashrc HTH, man less started working again. I

Re: ls -l | less shows escape chars

Clemson, Chris wrote, On 7/1/2004 9:13 AM: that looks suspiciously like ANSI (colour) escape codes. is your terminal setting correct? $ echo $TERM xterm hmm, try setting TERM to vt100 or something, as that's quite a simple terminal type and doesn't do anything fancy other than bold and underline.

Re: ls -l | less shows escape chars

Luc Hermitte wrote, On 7/1/2004 9:14 AM: Hello, * On Thu, Jul 01, 2004 at 09:06:16AM -0400, geneSmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Also, my less man page is totally messed up. All other man pages seem to work. I have export PAGER='less -R' in my .bashrc HTH, Oops, I misspoke. It is my rxvt man page

Re: ls -l | less shows escape chars

Joe wrote, On 7/1/2004 11:09 AM: Either don't use color or change it to --color=auto. I alias ls to ls -x -color=auto. Then ls | less gives you columns without escape codes. If you want a single column, use ls -1 | less. The -1 overrides the -x in the alias and gives one column. Or leave out the

__getreent undefined on linux app build

I have tried to build a linux app (actually a app and a shared library) that was made for linux and works there under cygwin. Was hoping for minimal changes. First off, it seemed that I had to tell the linker the c library name with -lc. That got rid of a ton of undefined references. However,

Re: __getreent undefined on linux app build

geneSmith wrote, On 6/11/2004 2:58 PM: I have tried to build a linux app (actually a app and a shared library) that was made for linux and works there under cygwin. Was hoping for minimal changes. First off, it seemed that I had to tell the linker the c library name with -lc. That got rid

Re: __getreent undefined on linux app build

Larry Hall wrote, On 6/11/2004 5:22 PM: Yes, libcygwin.a is the import library. But I don't understand why you need it (or -lc either for that matter). Just compiling with Cygwin's gcc/g++ gets you all this, unless you're using -mno-cygwin, in which case you're undoing it by explicitly linking

Re: GVIM

gene wrote: Crescioli, Phil Phil.Crescioli at gd-ais.com writes: Hello all, Why is only VIM and not GVIM included with the Cygwin package? I'd love to use GVIM straight from a Cygwin install. Phil Crescioli Phil.Crescioli at gd-ais.com I think it is because gvim for unix requires X11 while