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On 19-03-2008 13:01:39 +0100, Duft Markus wrote: |
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> > I selected NFS support in the SFU installer, so I hope that it also |
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> > reasonably works, such that I can work over NFS with my dev-tree. |
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> Wow, i never tried NFS with interix, but i think it should work (they |
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> dropped support for it inlater version though i think :)). |
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/net works out of the box. That's even more than on *BSD. |
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I'm really impressed by this Microsoft product. My NFS server doesn't |
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like the windows box because it has of course not the same user id's, |
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but using the map user in the SFU MMC, it seems I can fix that. |
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Currently I am with stunning amazement looking at how bash-3.2 is |
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configuring without problems on Interix using a slightly hacked up |
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bootstrap-bash.sh script. If that finishes, I'm really starting to |
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wonder why Microsoft made something working so smooth that immitates |
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their potential rivals... |
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It seems there is no tool that can download files (used IE, uck!) in |
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Interix by default, right? ftp seems to dislike command line usage. |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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