Mail Archives: cygwin/2001/05/30/10:48:47
> Lee wrote:
> >
> > I'm running the latest releases of everything I need. Although what
> I'm
> > experiencing is not a mojor problem, it is somewhat annoying. When I
> goto
> > close cygwin with ctrl-d, sometimes I get a message saying "Terminate
> > Batch Process Y/N" as if I'd pressed ctrl-c during a batch file
> > run. This happens on my 98 box as well as my 2000 box. It makes no
> > difference whether I press Y or N as the ejnd result is that I have
> > closed cygwin.
> >
> > Anyone know how to stop windows from asking me whether I want to
> terminate
> the batch process or not?
>
>
> Hmm... Do you have extra lines after the bash line in the cygwin.bat
> file?
>
> --
> Earnie.
I just tried your suggestion but my cygwin.bat file only contains:
@echo off
cd\cygwin\bin
bash --login -i
with no extra lines trailing. However, I have had some success in finding
a cause. It seems that whenever I use ctrl-c at any time during the use of
cygwin, eg. I run a find from root and halfway I press ctrl-c to cancel
it. Once pressed the key sequence seems to get stored and is only
processed by the dos shell when I leave cygwin which could be a number of
hours later. If ctrl-c is pressed for any reason during the use of cygwin
I will allways get the message "Terminate batch job (Y/N)?", which is why
I thought it was intermittant. Not sure whats going on here. Could cygwin
be stroring the ctrl-c sequence and sending it to the dos shell on
exit? The message I get is the same one you get when trying to stop a
batch file halfway through processing.
Can anyone else reproduce this or is it just me? It happens on both my
machines which are running 98 and 2000.
Thanks,
~Lee Savidge
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