Am 21 Mar 2004 um 17:46 hat Volker Lenhardt geschrieben:
> Am Sonntag, 21. März 2004 14:01 schrieb Alexander Gottwald:
> > Volker Lenhardt wrote:
> > > There's some cleaning up mechanism at the start of startxwin.bat, but it
> > > doesn't seem to be helpful. How can I check for a running X serve
Recent versions of startxwin.sh contain the following line:
export PATH=/usr/X11R6/bin:$PATH
I have changed it to
export PATH=/usr/X11R6/bin:"$PATH"
to avoid problems with PATHs containing spaces. Maybe this is of
general interest.
Fabio
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Hmm... no one seems to have the old Athlon 1.33 or 1.4's lying around.
Oddly enough, they are selling for more on eBay than used Athlon XP chips.
Which brings me to my next point: I just discovered that I could
actually use any of the AMD Athlon XP 1600+ to 2100+ chips that use the
Palomino cor
Brian,
On Sun, 21 Mar 2004, Brian Deckard wrote:
> Takuma, thanks for your quick response. My apologies in advance to all
> (because I don't think this will end up in the proper thread), but I have
> still not received a copy of either Takuma's e-mail or mine in my inbox.
FYI, you can use the "
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
> With two distinct users, not in the same group, and with neither an
> administrator?
> What OS was this with? Were you using NTFS or FAT32?
> Please provide more details of your test.
Windows XP, NTFS drive. Two different users; the attacker is a
"restricted user", the v
Eran Tromer wrote:
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
Eran Tromer wrote:
If /tmp/XWin.log is a symlink, XWin will merrily follow it and write
to whatever it's pointing to (see LogInit() in os/log.c). This allows
standard symlink-following attacks.
In theory, but have you actually tried it and confirmed that
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
> Eran Tromer wrote:
>> If /tmp/XWin.log is a symlink, XWin will merrily follow it and write
>> to whatever it's pointing to (see LogInit() in os/log.c). This allows
>> standard symlink-following attacks.
>
> In theory, but have you actually tried it and confirmed that it wo
Eran Tromer wrote:
Hi,
If /tmp/XWin.log is a symlink, XWin will merrily follow it and write to
whatever it's pointing to (see LogInit() in os/log.c). This allows
standard symlink-following attacks.
Example: Alice runs "ln -s /home/Bob/phd-thesis.tex /tmp/XWin.log" under
her account. Later Bob run
Hi,
If /tmp/XWin.log is a symlink, XWin will merrily follow it and write to
whatever it's pointing to (see LogInit() in os/log.c). This allows
standard symlink-following attacks.
Example: Alice runs "ln -s /home/Bob/phd-thesis.tex /tmp/XWin.log" under
her account. Later Bob runs XWin under his ac
Jeffrey C Honig wrote:
I'm curious why the only Tk for Cygwin opens Windows windows, why isn't
there one that opens X11 windows? I'd like to be able to use send
between apps running other hosts.
Because, I believe I have this correct, Cygnus developed a Win32 native
port of graphical interface i
Takuma, thanks for your quick response. My apologies in advance to all
(because I don't think this will end up in the proper thread), but I have
still not received a copy of either Takuma's e-mail or mine in my inbox.
I did read the response on the website though and am now very close to a
sol
This has nothing to do with running the X Window System on Cygwin.
Try another mailing list.
Harold
wxWindows_study wrote:
> I follow cygwin's user guide,create a dll as following:
>
> //
> // this the dll file :@test_dll.c
> //created by son
I'm curious why the only Tk for Cygwin opens Windows windows, why isn't
there one that opens X11 windows? I'd like to be able to use send
between apps running other hosts.
Is it just because no-one has taken the time to build it?
Thanks.
Jeff
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Am Sonntag, 21. März 2004 14:01 schrieb Alexander Gottwald:
> Volker Lenhardt wrote:
> > But the X server stays running, its logo lingers in the systray. I have
> > to shut it by a series of 3 clicks. No alt-f4. If I don't do so, I get
> > another X server the next time I start my xsane batch.
>
>
wxWindows_study wrote:
> But I failed to use the test_dll.dll in MS Visual C++?
This question is not specific to the cygwin xserver and should go to the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailinglist. But I think this question is asked quite
often so I'd advice you to look into the FAQ and the other documentation
Volker Lenhardt wrote:
> But the X server stays running, its logo lingers in the systray. I have
> to shut it by a series of 3 clicks. No alt-f4. If I don't do so, I get another
> X server the next time I start my xsane batch.
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Hello,
I'm new to Cygwin. I need it in my home lan to manage scanning from a
Windows XP notebook to a Linux print and scan server. I need to start
the server's xsane on the notebook via ssh with one mouse click.
It works. I use a copy of the startxwin.bat adding "-e ssh ... xsane" to
the line "ru
Peter,
I'm afraid if you are using older versions of Cygwin/X. Please
confirm its version by 'cygcheck -c XFree86-xserv' and upgrade
if it is older than 4.3.0-59.
Takuma Murakami
> Here is what I have used:
> REM Startup the X Server with the integrated Windows-based window manager.
> start XW
Brian,
The default mode from startx is now -multiwindow that you got.
Although its performance has been improved, you can edit
/usr/X11R6/bin/startx to modify defaultserverargs. Or you can
override default args on invocation, for example 'startx -- :0'
("--" indicates that following arguments sho
Harold,
> > At 07:56 PM 3/20/2004 +0900, Takuma Murakami wrote:
> >
> >> You give me a good insight to improve Z order handling.
> >> I believe we can approach to better solutions. The attached
> >> is my latest code which should fix all problems on restacking
> >> and a-o-t windows without usin
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