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Re: The quest : working cygwin from a network mounted disk on a forein computer
Please set your line length to about seventy characters. Your posting
is almost unreadable.
* Daniel Chamberland-Tremblay (03-03-18 22:54 +0100)
> Quiet version : I would like to know if it is possible to get all unix
> commands from the command line (console) while accessing cygwin (on my
> local disk -- computer A) from a computer (computer B) that has mounted my
> local disk from the network (NT on Novell).
Your computer is a NetWare server?
> I am looking for bash to recognise unix style path (e.g. /usr/local/bin/).
This is standard behaviour.
> The cygwin.bat file on computer B appears at the end.
>
> Verbose version : I am trying to access cygwin's unix tools intalled on my
> machine (which by the way work wonderfully well) from a collegue's computer
> by mounting my disk on is machine (the drive correspond to the same
> "letter" on both machines).
So install Cygwin on the other computer or copy at least the mount
points.
> Note 3- I cannot install cygwin to every machine I visit [...]
So copy at least the mount points (under HKLM/HKCU \Software\Cygwin).
> Note 4- Does cygwin have a special place that it checks to make the
> correspondance between / and the MSWindows equivalent ? Could I specify
> that on my collegue's computer ?
See above.
> Here is the cygwin.bat :
>
> --- file begin --- @echo off SET MAKE_MOD=UNIX SET HOME=F:\unix\home\daniel
> SET CYGWIN=notty SET TERM=builtin_xterm
No.
Thorsten
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