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
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 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 editors
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/
But if I perform
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 same test
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
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 original
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
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
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.
Which can
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 theoretically,
Hi group,
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.
I had them install Apache and then configure it in Cygwin using vi.
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
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 Apache
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 entire Apache
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 the
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