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prezes_71 | 26 Jan 09:25
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1.7.9:Output FTP in Cygwin

Problem occurs when I'm trying to download/upload file from FTP server
(LINUX). Cygwin is installed on PC with Windows 7 32-bits. After
successful
download I got below result:

Connected to 10.44.138.30.
220 (vsFTPd 2.0.1)
331 Please specify the password.
230 Login successful.
200 Switching to Binary mode.
200 PORT command successful. Consider using PASV.
150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for file_get.zip (69632 bytes).
226 File send OK.
ftp: 69632 bytes received in Seconds Kbytes/sec.
0.0069632000.00221 Goodbye.

In the last 2 lines you can see problem. Value of seconds and down/uplink
speed parameter are moved to the last line with ftp response 221 Goodbye.

Is the any patch to solve it and move to correct place?
CORRECT behaviour: ftp: 69632 bytes received in 0.00 Seconds 69632000.00
Kbytes/sec.
                   221 Goodbye
POSSIBLE CORRECT: ftp: 69632 bytes received in 0.00Seconds
69632000.00Kbytes/sec.
                  221 Goodbye

I must add in command line in Windows there is not such problem.

Best Regards
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Róbert Kohányi | 29 Dec 17:46
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Sourceware mailing lists / UTF-8 (?) address

Recently I've sent a mail to the main Cygwin mailing list and I've
noticed that the characters in my name is mangled (didn't contain the
proper accented letters I want it to contain) if I browse the mail in
the archives[1]. It shows up good in Gmail.

I'm writing via Gmail and I have enabled the "Use Unicode (UTF-8)
encoding for outgoing messages" option and I'm writing a "Plain Text"
message. As such, I thought I'm *safe*.

I don't know if this is a shortcoming of the mailing list or Gmail ...
but anyway, has anyone noticed similar behaviour? If yes, have anyone
found a solution (other than using only ASCII characters in one's
name)?

Regards,
Kohányi Róbert

[1]: http://sourceware.org/ml/cygwin/2011-12/msg00545.html
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Warren Young | 22 Aug 20:38
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We need to register cygwin.xxx now!

Red Hat must protect the Cygwin trademark and register cygwin.*, 
including the new .xxx TLD.

I am willing to provide 3D renders of naked hippos for this new site.
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Nellis, Kenneth | 23 May 15:44
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internationalized text processing

Never posted here, but somewhat off-topic for the general Cygwin list...

I've been frustrated at the lack of guidance I've found online regarding 
how to build an internationalized text-based Unix application, in particular 
with reference to handling different character sets. For example, "man"
recognizes the character set specified in locale settings and uses Unicode 
punctuation appropriately. OTOH, the cygutils "ascii -e" utility does not 
recognize that my LANG specifies UTF-8 and outputs garbage for the 
extended half. Should this be considered a bug?

Closer to a real application, how should a program that reads, processes, 
and outputs text detect the character set so that it can process the text 
correctly? In the absence of a BOM in the input file, should the program 
blindly presume the locale-specified character set or analyze the file to 
guess it? And what advice is there for guessing? And, once detected, what 
takes precedence for output: the input file's character set or the locale 
setting?

I presume these issues are either settled or being debated somewhere.

--Ken Nellis
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Yaakov (Cygwin/X | 18 Apr 04:14
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AFK until 27 April

I expect to have little or no internet access until 27 April.  I will be
unable to address any issues that arise until after that time.

Yaakov
Cygwin Ports
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David Sastre | 27 Mar 21:32
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Correct guidance regarding donations

Hello,

A couple of days ago, I received a private mail from an individual wanting 
to contribute a donation to the project. He requests some extra information.
May I PM the details to any of you (or resend the mail)?

Sorry for using this list. I didn't feel like posting to the main
list, nor PM the Project Leaders without prior permission.

Thanks.

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Charles Wilson | 6 Jan 17:22
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Top posting funny...

Saw this on LKML via lwn.net:

Tejun Heo wrote:
> And please also don't top-post.  Being the antisocial egomaniacs we
> are, people on lkml prefer to dissect the messages we're replying to,
> insert insulting comments right where they would be most effective and
> remove the passages which can't yield effective insults.  :-)

Love it!

--
Chuck
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Andrew Louie | 15 Dec 16:51
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Re: Why did you buy me that?

> On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 8:37 AM, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
>> If you're still looking for a christmas present for your loved ones,
>> *don't* look here:
>>
>>  http://whydidyoubuymethat.com/
>>
> Actually, I would like the gorilla vest, It looks warm :)
>
> --
> -Andrew Louie :wq
> --雷恩銘
>

Whoops, I love the "dont post e-mail addresses in the body" filter :)
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Corinna Vinschen | 15 Dec 14:37
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Why did you buy me that?

If you're still looking for a christmas present for your loved ones,
*don't* look here:

  http://whydidyoubuymethat.com/

Be careful not to spill your coffee or bread crumbs over your keyboard.

Corinna
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Christopher Faylor | 1 Dec 16:42
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I just got "power on from lan" working for my "Cygwin computer"

I can finally remotely power up my cygwin system by sending a "wake on
lan" string over the ethernet.  No more waiting for my wife to come home
to turn on the system so that I can check out a cygwin problem.

Maybe everyone already knows about this but it was new to me.  I had to
install the "wakeonlan" (or "wol") software on linux, enable "power on
from s5 by PME" in the bios, and tweak some of the obvious settings for
the network adapter (most notably the power management settings) under
the device manager.

Now, issuing a "wakeon lan xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx" turns on the system.

Pretty cool.

I thought I'd spread the word in case I'm not the only person who has
been interested in getting this working.  You'll probably need a fairly
new motherboard for this.  I think mine is a couple of years old.

Thanks to Larry Hall for helping me get this set up.
cgf
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Christopher Faylor | 10 Nov 05:37
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Cygwin mentioned in "current directory" discussion

https://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2010/11/09/10087919.aspx
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