Mail Archives: cygwin/2004/06/10/17:12:03
On Thu, Jun 10, 2004 at 10:33:04PM +0200, Ronald van Gogh wrote:
>Probably it's been asked before, but I couldn't find it.
>I'm running on a number of servers scripts with cygwin (version 2.0.5b),
>which gather certain statistics on a application every 10 minutes. This
>seemed to work fine.
>Now I've noticed that these servers are going to be monitored with Tivoli
>and I noticed that Tivoli copied also some old cygwin files (version
>1.14.2) to this server, although to a different directory.
>Since then I experience once in a while some problems with some dll's and
>executables.
>Could this be related to the 2 versions of cygwin on the same machine ? How
>can I avoid these problems ? If I remove the cygwin stuff from Tivoli,
>apperently these don't support the installation anymore. If I remove my
>stuff, I'll have to start working with an old release and I have to modify
>the Tivoli installation process, since I need more files then Tivoli
>installs by default.
>
>Does anybody have experience with this ?
To quote from the cygwin mailing list page:
o Questions about other Cygwin releases not downloaded from
http://cygwin.com/ or its mirrors are strongly discouraged. In theory,
there should be better forums for discussing this kind of unsponsored
software than the cygwin mailing list.
Translation: This is not a problem for the net release of cygwin. It's
a problem related to Tivoli and you should follow up with them. We
certainly don't want to be free tech support for a commercial product.
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