Corinna Vinschen writes:
No?
… in the sense of something almost, but not quite entirely unlike
_autorebase.
From what I read here your _incautorebase would replace _autorebase
just fine. I'm not concerned about an exact replacement for the
rebaseall script. The idea would be to make
Ken Brown writes:
There's one final idea I'd like to throw out, possibly as an
alternative to Achim's perpetual postinstall scripts: It would be
useful to be able to specify that a certain package (such as
_autorebase, or my proposed _texlive_post) should always be selected
for *reinstall*
JonY 10walls at gmail.com writes:
gcc-4.8.3-5 has been uploaded for 64bit Cygwin. It contains some fixes
for the libgcc unload handler. The -4 release was an accident that did
not contain the fix.
Can you please check the setup.hint files? I think that gcc-core should
require
pichi032 . writes:
I installed it in my C: drive now.. This is cygcheck output :
By the way Mintty still doesn't work ( Can it possibly be related to
the path with the Nvidia folder ? )
Go into Windows' system settings and set up an environment variable
CYGWIN_NOWINPATH=1 to test that
This package drops the script
etc/postinstall/libsasl2_3.postinstall
which will never be run by setup.exe since it does not have the necessary
.sh suffix.
Regards,
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Corinna Vinschen writes:
Ok, so we have a cygwin schema extension now. The file is called
cygwin.ldif and is in the Cygwin CVS repo. It gets installed to
/usr/share/cygwin. The schema extension consists of two auxiliary
classes:
[…]
Do you think this makes sense? Would you actually use
Corinna Vinschen writes:
Ideally, such a configuration extension requires a new tool for Admins.
It's not exactly feasible for an Admin to install and maintain the
configuration extension in ADSI Edit.
In practise IT would do these edits via a dedicated web interface that
takes most of its
Pierre A. Humblet writes:
ls -l appears to always report rwx for group on 1.7.34
You need to remove the ACL for SYSTEM and Administrators, then.
Regards,
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Corinna Vinschen writes:
In practise IT would do these edits via a dedicated web interface that
takes most of its data from the install order form.
-v please? Is there something available out of the box? Please keep in
mind that I'm not an admin. ADSI Edit is perfectly fine for my limited
Corinna Vinschen writes:
I don't grok that. If you chmod one of your own files 070 or 060, and
then try to read it, you get a permission denied error. This is
perfectly ok from a POSIX POV. The problem here is, why does our own
libapr chmod to 070 at all? If libapr does it, and if this is
Vilius Mockūnas writes:
man displays man pages very slowly - for example man ls takes about
45s to display.
Those 45 seconds seem excessive whichever way I look at it, unless there
is quite some load on the filesystem that Cygwin is on. In that case,
moving Cygwin to a different disk or
Corinna Vinschen writes:
It's unfortunate that this may break more installations, but it's also a
security improvment. The group permissions reflect the fact that the
permissions granted to your ssh key are too open. Fortunately the new
-b option to setfacl allows a quick fix.
Speaking of
Corinna Vinschen writes:
The major change in this new release will be the new method to read
account (passwd and group) information from the Windows user databases
directly, without the requirement to generate /etc/passwd and /etc/group
files to generate Unix-like uid and gid.
I've just set
Am 27.12.2014 um 11:07 schrieb Bengt Larsson:
I ran into this, actually. I keep a list of my directories and it is in
CP1252 for reasons of interfacing with CMD.EXE. Suddenly grep couldn't
match it. But I figured something was up and set my locale to CP1252 and
then it worked.
I just keep a
Andrey Repin writes:
Regarding this change (and the underlying behavior).
I see the key word is full set of packages. Which makes little sense in case
of upgrading from local archive. But it also makes very little sense, if
upgrading from internet.
It is only done when you specify a local
Ken Brown writes:
On 2/4/2015 10:49 AM, Achim Gratz wrote:
Ken Brown writes:
While trying to build clisp on x86_64 Cygwin with 'gcc -v', I got the
following:
warning: MPFR header version 3.1.2 differs from library version
3.1.2-p11.
Does this indicate a problem, or can it be safely
Ken Brown writes:
While trying to build clisp on x86_64 Cygwin with 'gcc -v', I got the
following:
warning: MPFR header version 3.1.2 differs from library version 3.1.2-p11.
Does this indicate a problem, or can it be safely ignored?
You need to install the latest version of libmpfr-devel
Ken Brown writes:
I do have this, and I have no other version of the header. But this
#define MPFR_VERSION \
MPFR_VERSION_NUM(MPFR_VERSION_MAJOR,MPFR_VERSION_MINOR,MPFR_VERSION_PATCHLEVEL)
yields a value of MPFR_VERSION that doesn't include the -p11. Maybe
that's what confused gcc.
Kal Sze writes:
1. I think if the user answers No, setup should abort the whole
process;
The question from setup was if you wanted to retry the download, not if
you wanted to abort. You seem to want it to ask another question.
2. Alternatively, setup should not try to install the packages
Marco Atzeri writes:
strange as 4.9.2-2 is current for both architecture
$ cygcheck -cd|grep gcc
gcc-core4.9.2-2
gcc-fortran 4.9.2-2
gcc-g++ 4.9.2-2
It could be a side effect of a messy setup.ini I
DeTracey, Brendan writes:
Does anyone have experience with how Cygwin behaves with BitLocker?
BitLocker is being rolled out in my corporate environment for all
external media and I am a little concerned whether Cygwin will be able
to read/write to external drives. I do not have local admin
J2897 writes:
Unfortunately, as you can see, there seems to be a problem with
forwardslashes/backslashes after C:\cygstore\. I'll try again tomorrow...
That's normal and nothing to worry about.
package _autorebase comparing versions 000335-1 and 000335-1, result was 0
package
J. David Boyd writes:
This doesn't seem to tell me if my shell has been started with 'Run As
Administrator', it just tells me if my user is contained in the Administrator
group.
No, you're not in that group unless you have actual administrator
privileges.
I can start a cygwin shell, and
Andrew Schulman writes:
OK, I see. Yes, when I Run as administrator I have
$ id -G
513 114 1007 1001 0 545 4 66049 11 15 113 4095 66048 262154 405504
which includes 0.
Remove the /etc/group file or the line for the root group (or install
/etc/nsswitch.conf and tell it to ignore those
Achim Gratz writes:
J. David Boyd writes:
This doesn't seem to tell me if my shell has been started with 'Run As
Administrator', it just tells me if my user is contained in the Administrator
group.
No, you're not in that group unless you have actual administrator
privileges.
BTW, just try
_autorebase
===
This package provides scripts to keep the Cygwin system properly
rebased. By default this happens incrementally, which means after
each run of setup.exe it is determined which packages have been newly
installed and only the dynamic objects provided by those packages are
Jan Nijtmans writes:
Starting with the upgrade to Cygwin (latest: 1.7.34), fossil started to
behave strangely: Every file committed to a fossil repository suddenly
had the execute permission bit set! With 1.7.33 this didn't happen.
The cause of this problem was that apparently starting with
Corinna Vinschen writes:
...or setfacl -k for the directories only. Don't forget the option
I implemented just because you asked for it :)
Sure. ;-) But without the ACl we don't know and 'setfacl -b' is a bit
safer.
Regards,
Achim.
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f...@sourceware.org writes:
test2+1
Am I on? (Janis Joplin)
Looks like the list is back, thank you.
Regards,
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Helmut Karlowski writes:
/usr/bin/ca-legacy contains [[-operators but has #!/bin/sh. Attached patch
fixes it.
The patch seems reversed…
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Luke Kendall writes:
Actually, our experience is that the errors generally last weeks or
even months. E.g. the one I mentioned above has been over a week now.
Maybe we simply have bad luck picking mirror sites. :-)
In that case, I rather suspect you're using a proxy somewhere that
doesn't
Corinna Vinschen corinna-cygwin at cygwin.com writes:
- The addition of the %H wildcard to the path scheme for the
db_home/db_shell/db_gecos settings in /etc/nsswitch.conf.
I've moved one machine to this setting (no SSH login possible there, so that
won't be an issue). Let's see if anyone
Tim Even timreven54 at gmail.com writes:
Do you have any ideas about how to get backups working on the following?
Emacs issues this warning when you have no write access in the directory
where the file you're editing resides. Based on the assumption that you
would have those rights in your home
Eric Blake writes:
The same test from the command line:
$ stat -c %i /dev/tty - 0/dev/tty
327680
8912896
use any other (already-existing) file to see that the two numbers should
normally be the same.
Interestingly enough I get exactly the same numbers, both on 32bit and
64bit Cygwin.
Corinna Vinschen writes:
Achim, can you please remove the 001001 version? The new mechanism
requires a much stricter adherence to ascending version numbers.
Done.
Regards,
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Andrey Repin anrdaemon at yandex.ru writes:
# getent passwd $(id -u) /etc/passwd
# mkpasswd -l /etc/passwd
# getent group $(id -G) /etc/group
# mkgroup -l /etc/group
# echo -e #\npasswd: files db\ngroup: files db\n /etc/nsswitch.conf
Regards,
Achim.
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Helmut Karlowski helmut.karlowski at ish.de writes:
That was it. All fine now, next I'll write me a cygwin-snapshot-install :-\
Or package it and install via setup.exe.
---Makefile---
.PHONY: both all install clean force-clean clean-install clean-source
snapshot source install-snapshot
General
---
I'm taking over as Perl maintainer from Reini Urban. Thank you Reini
for the past years of maintining Perl.
This release updates Perl to version 5.14.4 (the final release of 5.14)
and also incorporates a few upstream patches from later Perl versions
(most of which were already
Ken Brown writes:
There's no problem here. /var/lib/texmf/postinstall is used for the
new streamlined TeX Live postinstall process. The files in it are
markers indicating that something needs to be done, and they are
renamed with .done appended when it's done. The same thing is done
with
Corinna Vinschen writes:
And it's fast with other shells? Bash is reading/writing a history
file, too, for instance...
Yes, that's the puzzling bit; although I don't have nearly the same
number of history lines in .bash_history, but the difference still is at
least an order of magnitude.
I
Corinna Vinschen writes:
Yup, that looks right. Thanks for explaining. I guess that should
help us along. If you check this change in, I will release a new
csih version asap.
Done. please check again.
Regards,
Achim.
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Corinna Vinschen writes:
This release introduces a revision of the LDAP calls done to fetch
information from the DC. By limiting the search scope, the calls should
now be faster even in bigger environments. Please give it a try with
activated db settings for passwd and group entries in
Achim Gratz writes:
The old test wrote to /etc/{passwd,group} when use_file!=1,
…make that -^!=0
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Corinna Vinschen writes:
+ csih_old_cygwin ; use_file=$?
if [ ${use_file} -ne 0 -a -f /etc/nsswitch.conf ]
then
-grep -Eq ^${file}:[^#]*\db\ /etc/nsswitch.conf || use_file=0
+grep -Eq ^${file}: /etc/nsswitch.conf
+ grep -Eq ^${file}:[^#]*\db\ /etc/nsswitch.conf ||
+
Corinna Vinschen writes:
It's a bit confusing to talk about the Cygwin version when this is
only about openssh and the csih package. I'm really busy with other
stuff right now. I quickly scanned the ssh-*-config scripts again
and they never write a passwd entry so, if anything, it's a
Achim Gratz writes:
+ if csih_old_cygwin
Missing a then here of course…
+if [ $(/usr/bin/id -un) = mkpasswd ]
Regards,
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Angelo Graziosi writes:
Today I run setup to update Cygwin and it wanted to install perl_base
as dependency (I don't remember which version). OK.
Then I saw that there was a new test release of Cygwin (1.7.35-03) and
since I was using 1.7.35-2, I re-run setup to install it. And after
Achim Gratz writes:
The update is expected to be fully binary compatible on both
architectures, so modules should need no rebuilding.
I've accidentally dropped a patch in the final build that ensures that
binary compatibility for i686… The packages have been re-built with
that patch
I can't find the announcement for this package update, plus there seems
to be a packaging bug since pnmtops is missing from both architectures.
Regards,
Achim.
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Corinna Vinschen corinna-cygwin at cygwin.com writes:
It has the unfortunate side-effect that downgrading packages is not
possible anymore, and worse, the package could be silently removed.
That's a teeny little bit more exciting action than I anticipated with
my change.
With your second
Michael Wild writes:
* Trying to run a shell command from Python fails 50% of the time
with: address space needed by 'cygz.dll' (0x45) is already
occupied.
Such a low address on 64bit is an indication of an image intercept
and/or BLODA in my experience.
* rebase -si only shows an
GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library
=
GMP is a free library for arbitrary precision arithmetic, operating on signed
integers, rational numbers, and floating point numbers. There is no practical
limit to the precision except the ones implied by the
The MPFR Library
The MPFR library is a C library for multiple-precision floating-point
computations with exact rounding (also called correct rounding). It is
based on the GMP multiple-precision library.
The main goal of MPFR is to provide a library for multiple-precision
MPC Multiprecision Library
==
The GNU MPC library is a C library for multiple-precision complex
floating-point computations with exact rounding (also called correct
rounding). It is based on the GMP and MPFR multiple-precision libraries.
- version 1.0.2-2 -
Larry Hall (Cygwin) writes:
1. Create a link to gcc and call it gcc-4.
It must actually be gcc.exe linked to gcc-4.exe, due to the way some
(but not all) Perl build scripts handle EXEEXT.
Regards,
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Corinna Vinschen writes:
I added a %H specifier to the /path schema which is substituted by the
Windows home path in POSIX notation. So, what you should be able to do
now is something like:
db_home: /%H/cygwin
I've used
db_home: %H/cygwin
instead. That works, sort of. The windows
LEGOND Fabrice writes:
You can see here that:
* the Modify/Change time differ from one second. Why ?
Reading the man page would tell you why and what to do:
--modify-window
When comparing two timestamps, rsync treats the timestamps as being
equal if they differ by no more than the
Corinna Vinschen corinna-cygwin at cygwin.com writes:
Which means what for the Cygwin DLL? Dropping TMP/TEMP from the
merged Windows env? It makes sense, I think. Of course, there will
be others...
Just for this question: if the Cygwin DLL always handles it no matter what,
then I think
[using the 20150113 snapshot already]
Corinna Vinschen corinna-cygwin at cygwin.com writes:
The leading slash is in integral part of the path scheme, The above
is not recognized as valid entry at all.
It doesn't work differently now that I've added the slash, though. To solve
the problems
Corinna Vinschen corinna-cygwin at cygwin.com writes:
No. How often do you change such a central setting as the db_home
setting for all users?
Almost never. But testing gets more involved in this way.
I thought it's clear how Cygwin does it. Here it is:
Is homeDrive non-empty?
If
Corinna Vinschen corinna-cygwin at cygwin.com writes:
I uploaded a snapshot and I'm going to release another test release.
The snapshot and the test release are the same thing at the moment?
Regards,
Achim.
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Dennis Hagarty (dehagart) writes:
But I'm just wondering how this failed after I updated - I was using it
successfully 30 mins previously.
I've had it configured this way for years.
Before the update, Cygwin didn't talk to your DC, but it does now. The
details are in the announcement for the
Dennis Hagarty (dehagart) writes:
Well, nsswitch.conf was a good suggestion - I'd left it as the default
(which is empty), but I added a 'files' entry and it came good again.
Changing the passwd and group entries to 'files db' makes it very slow
again.
Limit the number of entries that Cygwin
Corinna Vinschen corinna-cygwin at cygwin.com writes:
Here's the problem: Windows doesn't support an ACL_MASK entry, nor
anything even remotely resembling it.
Right. And pretending that it does is doing more harm than good, IMHO.
o The other way to emulate writing an ACL_MASK entry would be
Pavel Fedin p.fedin at samsung.com writes:
The next step is to install the newly built package. I try to feed my
directory with the package to setup.exe in install from local directory
mode, but looks like it needs complete repository with setup.ini file, which
i obviously don't have. I would
Thomas Wolff writes:
My preference at this time would be option 2 because it’s easier to
understand than option 3 (and who cares to preserve entries not set by
cygwin but imposed by Windows default ACLs) but maybe option 3 would
be more “correct”.
Again, if you want POSIX-only directory
Corinna Vinschen writes:
Thanks for the testcase! The problem you're describing is the result of
a thinko when I revamped the PATH finding functionality in Cygwin a
couple of days ago. I fixed that in CVS. I will upload a new developer
snapshot for testing to https://cygwin.com/snapshots/
Corinna Vinschen writes:
That makes me wonder, if there's a sane way to simulate such login process
under cygwin without asking user for name/password?
Or unsetting global %HOME% is the only way to go?
There's no reason at all to set a global %HOME% variable for Cygwin.
The trouble is that
Corinna Vinschen writes:
2. Parse the output of groups or id -G. I can't find any reliable way to do
this. For example on my host, when I start a shell with Run as
administrator,
the new group I get isn't 544 (Administrators). It's 114 (Local account and
member of Administrators group).
Ilya Dogolazky writes:
But if I use the testing cygwin package 1.7.34-003 (available in the
installer by clicking on cygwin package), then the group 544 doesn't
appear anymore:
Plain window: 197121 197610 545 4 66049 11 15 4095 66048 262154 401408
Admin window: 197121 197610 0 545 4 66049 11
Corinna Vinschen corinna-cygwin at cygwin.com writes:
but that would produce some rather unwieldy and long paths for certain
users. So, instead of specifying the users' home directory directly I
would like to mount or auto-mount /home/≤user to the actual (network)
home directory.
Hmm.
Angelo Graziosi writes:
OK, I have reinstalled from scratch
[…]
and things seem to work... :)
Thanks for letting us know.
Regards,
Achim.
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Erwin Waterlander writes:
cygcheck output, please.
pod2man seems ok, but pod2html produces wrong output.
$ cygcheck pod2html
Found: C:\cygwin\bin\pod2html
C:\cygwin\bin\pod2htmlcygcheck: C:\cygwin\bin\pod2html is not a DLL:
magic number 2123 (8483) '#!'
Yes I know it's a script. I was
Erwin Waterlander writes:
It looks like this http://waterlan.home.xs4all.nl/tmp/dos2unix.htm
while it should look like
http://waterlan.home.xs4all.nl/dos2unix/uk/man1/dos2unix.htm
It could be a pod2html bug. I know that between perl 5.14.2 and 5.18
the pod2html output changed from plain
Erwin Waterlander writes:
You are right. When I remove PERL_UNICODE a correct the html is
correct. Correct title and correct content, all nicely in UTF-8.
Good.
I added PERL_UNICODE=SDA, because of perl 5.18 (on Linux). Perl 5.18
pod2html produces a wrong html title (double encoded?) when I
waterlan writes:
I would expect that all browsers support utf8 by now, but OK. When you
open such an html file in a text editor to inspect, it is totally
unreadable.
The remaining problem is web servers that don't produce correct Content-Type
headers. I see that all the time even on big media
This is a re-build with the new CLisp 2.49+ and a fix of some packaging
errors.
Maxima - Computer Algebra System
Maxima is a system for the manipulation of symbolic and numerical
expressions, including differentiation, integration, Taylor series,
Laplace
Buchbinder, Barry (NIH/NIAID) [E] BBuchbinder at niaid.nih.gov writes:
After cygwin was updated to 1.7.34-6, ssmtp stopped working for me.
You might want to try 1.7.35 before investigating further.
Regards,
Achim.
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This is a re-build with the new CLisp 2.49+ and fixes build errors in
the previous release, which has therefore been removed.
Maxima - Computer Algebra System
Maxima is a system for the manipulation of symbolic and numerical
expressions, including
LRN lrn1986 at gmail.com writes:
This affects 1.7.35.
I can confirm this for the latest snapshot also:
CYGWIN_NT-6.3 CYGWIN 1.7.36(0.287/5/3) 2015-03-11 12:02 x86_64 Cygwin
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I've revoked the maxima-exec-clisp sub-package since at the moment it
doesn't survive a rebase of the clisp runtime libraries(*). If you have
that package already installed please uninstall it manually (this should
keep the package maxima installed). For new installations just use
maxima as the
Fergus Daly writes:
PS Adding ',ncurses' to {list of packages} has made no difference:
still getting error message .. cannot find -lncurses.
Yes, as you already wrote yourself when asking your question, you are
missing the package libcurses-devel.
Regards,
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Corinna Vinschen corinna-cygwin at cygwin.com writes:
Thanks for the report. I applied a fix for that and uploaded new
snapshots to https://cygwin.com/snapshots/
Could you please try them and report back?
Fix confirmed.
Regards,
Achim
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Corinna Vinschen writes:
The problem is this. How long do you want `ls -l' take? Checking
permissions is awkward and lengthy on Windows, unless you have the
user's token.
The only token that's relevant for the ACL mapping w.r.t. POSIX
semantics is that of the current user and Cygwin should
Corinna Vinschen writes:
Btw., if you generate the permissions under Cygwin, a file with
---rwx--- permissions will have the matching deny ACE to make the
permissions the real thing.
My problem (as stated before) is specifically with a file system that's
been set up so it leaves me the owner
Ulf-Dietrich Braumann writes:
Hi, in the meantime I could fix the missing functionality of wget
1.16.2-1
by simply giving a second try to (solely) upgrade wget from 1.16.1-1
to 1.16.2-1. Suddenly a lot of packages wget 1.16.1-1 apparently was
not depending on appeared on the resolving
TL;DR: Maxima is now available for Cygwin on both architectures. Please
install the maxima-exec-clisp package.
Many thanks to Ken Brown for providing the clisp packages that were
needed for Maxima for Cygwin.
Maxima - Computer Algebra System
Maxima is a system
I've promoted the test release to current. The release notes that
accompanied the test release are enclosed below.
General
---
I'm taking over as Perl maintainer from Reini Urban. Thank you Reini
for the past years of maintining Perl.
This release updates Perl to version 5.14.4 (the
GNU troff has been updated to the latest upstream version 1.22.3.
In addition to that update, the X11 groff tools which previously were
not available on Cygwin are now in the groff-X11 sub-package. This
sub-package is semi-experimental and I'd welcome feedback on its
usefulness.
Regards,
Corinna Vinschen corinna-cygwin at cygwin.com writes:
- Change handling of group permissions if owner SID == group SID. Now the
group permissions don't mirror the user permissions anymore, thus leading
to less hassle with security-conscious applications.
There's another tricky situation
Erwin Waterlander writes:
There is something wrong with pod2man and pod2html. When I regenerate
the dos2unix international man pages from pod, all the non-ascii
characters are wrong. This did not happen with the previous perl
version.
cygcheck output, please.
To reproduce:
make
Marco Atzeri marco.atzeri at gmail.com writes:
but this portion, of my original post, could apply any way
if rebase alone doesn't work
move away /etc/rebase.db.i386 and rebase again
for a full rebase from scratch
These days, run
$ rebase-trigger fullrebase
then just run setup.exe
Hisham Sueyllam writes:
Last time I used xfig was about 10 months ago and it was working fine,
when I tried to use it recently I kept getting: can't open display:
localhost:0. The xterm is working fine under xwin and I can run emacs
fine from there, so I am not sure what the problem is? I am
Achim Gratz writes:
That's not what I see at the moment, so you might want to check again:
Forget that, I managed to read over that one line… :-P
| TLS_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_SHA - strong
Regards,
Achim.
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David A. Wheeler writes:
I checked Cygwin.com's SSL/TLS implementation using Qualsys
( https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/ ). Cygwin.com got an overall rating
of B (capped because it permits the RC4 cipher).
That's not what I see at the moment, so you might want to check again:
Starting
Thomas Wolff writes:
This may happen on Linux as well. Just tested on a NAS runnig Debian,
in a share partition:
In that case you've explicitly cleared the filemodes for the owner of
the file. I'm talking about a case where the file access is purely
based on ACL, there are no ACL for the owner
Reinhard Kotucha writes:
However, there is a bug in /etc/profile. The variables TMP and TEMP
are set to /tmp but they are absolutely useless. These variables are
not used by any program. Thus all programs write temporary files to
/tmp, regardless of the settings TMP or TEMP.
They are used
Lester Ingber ingber at alumni.caltech.edu writes:
Is it OK to update cygwin32 cygwin64 simultaneously, e.g., without any
conflicts from two rebase utilities running at the same time?
Different Cygwin installations don't even know of each other, and different
architectures don't interoperate
I've updated some more Perl distributions, most of them formerly
maintained by Ken Brown who I'd like to thank for having done this in
the past.
Package Renames
===
To conform to the upstream naming, two packages were renamed:
perl-Locale-gettext == perl-gettext
Obsoletions
===
The package perl_vendor is now obsolete (it was only in the x86
distribution). It is replaced by separate Perl distribution packages
that were bundled within perl_vendor. Due to some dependency changes
this is not exactly the same set of distributions that was in the
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