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I installed cygwin with openSSh on my windows vista box. I turned off my firewall but I still get this error - $ ssh localhost ssh: connect to host localhost port 22: Connection refused ...
I haven't done this for 16 years and need a refresher. How do I convert binary to hex. Please give an example.
I recently started getting error messages from man(1) and less(1): I noticed that TERM=dumb.  I'm not sure if that's always been the case.  The problem goes away when I set TERM=ansi, but I...
I have a VC++ code written under windows and Visual studio. Now the requirement is to use CYGWIN and make to complile it and generate a dll that would be used by other windows programs. I am n...
After I installed Cygwin from http://www.cygwin.com/, I invoked cygwin from the desktop.  When I typed  "xsltproc -version", I get the following: bash:  xsltproc:  command not found Please...
Hello, experts, I have several cygwin installations, almost all set for Unix line ends. On the odd occasion that I want to run a bash script with Dos line ends, I get the \r errors as fo...
Where is the .bash_profile located in cygwin?
I changed the display settings under properties, now when I start cygwin it takes up the entire computer screen and I do not know how to change it as there is no longer a toolbar to right-clic...
Hi, I don't know much about scripts. I have Windows XP, and cygwin installed on it. How can I write a script for command that I do in cygwin? (command code is attached below) How can I call th...
i need to copy files that have almost the same name, more explicit: how can i copy a file in a folder B to all the files in the  folder B, i keep the file names, but content is copied.
Hello, I tried some test to see cygwin can do fork() on Windows XP, sample code: value=10 int pid pid=fork() if [ pid < 0 ]   fprintf(stderr, "fork() failed") else if [ pid == 0...
 
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