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X-RecievedDate:	Fri May 10 12:29:23 GMT+02:00 2002
From:	"Davide Montesin" <mail AT davideonline DOT it>
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To:	"cygwin AT cygwin DOT com" <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>,
	"mail AT davideonline DOT it" <mail AT davideonline DOT it>
Date:	Fri, 10 May 2002 12:29:23 GMT+02:00
Subject:	Using cygwin without mount
Message-Id:	<5672329122002.1021026563567.2478190.mail@davideonline.it.MailpuccinoKongEuTak>

Hi,

I find cygwin very useful. I use
many commands like grep, rcs, ecc.
on my Windows machine.

I run this command not from bash,
from the Windows shell (cmd).

All work if the commands and
dll are in the path.

Some times there is a problem.
For example rcsdiff call diff.
Now, without a mount, the
rcsdiff says that /usr/bin/diff
is not found even if diff
is in the path!

Can I configure cygwin so
that it reads executables before
from system path?
This allow me to easy install
only necessaries command without
double the path both in the
enviroment variable and registry.

Thanks in advance.

Davide
mail AT davideonline DOT it

PS: please respond to my email address too.


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