Again, thanks for the input. I's now about three weeks later. I made all of my
students re-install Apache in:
/cygdrive/c/Apache2
and made them symlink this location on:
/usr/local/apache
For me, Achim Gratz's comment on the "Program Files" folder made perfect sense:
>If you are operating as a
Greetings, D. Boland!
>> > I think I have new information on the stealing of ownership. Below test
>> > has been
>> > performed on the Apache folder, placed in the Windows Program Files folder
>> > by the
>> > Apache msi installer:
>> >
>> > "/cygdrive/c/Program Files (x86)/Apache Group/Apache2/
> > If you are operating as a normal user on this folder, you aren't
> > actually editing the files you think you see there, the whole contents
> > is virtualized by UAC and redirected to your own personal copy on edit.
While it does sound feasible, it does not explain the fact that
the other edit
Achim Gratz wrote:
>
> D. Boland writes:
> > I think I have new information on the stealing of ownership. Below test has
> > been
> > performed on the Apache folder, placed in the Windows Program Files folder
> > by the
> > Apache msi installer:
> >
> > "/cygdrive/c/Program Files (x86)/Apache Gr
D. Boland writes:
> I think I have new information on the stealing of ownership. Below test has
> been
> performed on the Apache folder, placed in the Windows Program Files folder by
> the
> Apache msi installer:
>
> "/cygdrive/c/Program Files (x86)/Apache Group/Apache2/"
>
> But if I perform the
Thanks for the input, guys.
I think I have new information on the stealing of ownership. Below test has been
performed on the Apache folder, placed in the Windows Program Files folder by
the
Apache msi installer:
"/cygdrive/c/Program Files (x86)/Apache Group/Apache2/"
But if I perform the same
On 11/4/2013 9:50 AM, Lavrentiev, Anton (NIH/NLM/NCBI) [C] wrote:
Haha, yes. But if my students have to administer remote
production-machines, most of the time they have no other option. I want them
to succeed where others fail.
Reading this thread, it looks like it digressed far away from the
> > Haha, yes. But if my students have to administer remote
> production-machines, most of the time they have no other option. I want them
> to succeed where others fail.
Reading this thread, it looks like it digressed far away from the original point
($subject) as to why "vi" did not keep the ori
> Haha, yes. But if my students have to administer remote
production-machines, most of the time they have no other option. I want them
to succeed where others fail.
If this is the case, why not use the Apache instance available through
Cygwin itself instead of implementing this Windows/Cygwin hybri
Greetings, D. Boland!
>> Your main problem is that you are trying to break into native Windows
>> ACL system with Cygwin tools. And not only that, you also trying to
>> wrest native ACLs into POSIX permissions, and expect native applications to
>> work fine afterward.
>> Which can be done theoreti
Andrey Repin wrote:
>
> Greetings, D. Boland!
>
> Your main problem is that you are trying to break into native Windows
> ACL system with Cygwin tools. And not only that, you also trying to
> wrest native ACLs into POSIX permissions, and expect native applications to
> work fine afterward.
> Whic
Greetings, D. Boland!
> First, in my student-setup, Apache is not running under Cygwin. I used the
> .msi distribution, available on the Apache website. This installs Apache as a
> native Windows Service, and it can be configured using the Windows Services
> Control Panel.
> As to running as th
"Brian S. Wilson" wrote:
>
> > I'm a Linux teacher at a school for vocational education in the
> Netherlands.
> > I use Cyqwin to help my students overcome their fear of the command line
> by showing them their Windows systems through the eyes of Linux.
> ...
> > After a chgrp and chmod on the ent
Greetings, Brian S. Wilson!
>> I'm a Linux teacher at a school for vocational education in the Netherlands.
>> I use Cyqwin to help my students overcome their fear of the command line by
>> showing them their Windows systems through the eyes of Linux.
> ...
>> After a chgrp and chmod on the entire
> I'm a Linux teacher at a school for vocational education in the
Netherlands.
> I use Cyqwin to help my students overcome their fear of the command line
by showing them their Windows systems through the eyes of Linux.
...
> After a chgrp and chmod on the entire Apache folder, the "conf" directory
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