Mail Archives: cygwin/2002/07/17/11:29:53
Manzoorul Hassan wrote:
> I would like to install cygwin in a common location (shared directory)
> so that we can use the same install from all of our machines. Which
> files (DLLs) should be installed on the individual machines?
>
Not sure, sorry.
> Also, how do I update the /etc/passwd file to reflect the windows domain
> users who are going to be logging/using cygwin?
>
You can run:
mkpasswd -u %USER_NAME% -d >> /etc/passwd
Where you have either replaced %USER_NAME% with the users actual user
name, or you have found out what platform-specific shell variable to use
in place of %USER_NAME%. In Cygwin's bash, this may be the USER shell
variable, in which case you could always run, from a Cygwin bash prompt:
mkpasswd -u $USER -d >> /etc/passwd
The $USER will be substituted by bash with the user's actual user name.
> Currently, irrespective of the user that I am logged in as, the 'id'
> command shows that the user is Administrator (and a ls command on any of
> the file systems shows the owner of the files/dirs to be user=Administ,
> group=None). Did I miss a setup step?
>
> I really appreciate all your help.
>
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