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From:	"lin q" <linq936 AT hotmail DOT com>
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Subject:	can not find valid cygwin path
Date:	Tue, 01 Nov 2005 10:04:01 -0700
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Hi,
   I have the latest cygwin installed on WinXP SP1. It works fine in general 
until I try to run some program today.

  It is really weired, the program requiring setting up some environment 
viriables, I guess iniside its code it tries to find some data based on that 
variable setting. Anyway, I do it something like this in my script,

export PROG_ENV=/cygdrive/c/prog
export PATH=$PROG_ENV/bin/nt:$PATH

echo $PATH
$PROG_ENV/bin/nt/prog.exe


  Then I source this script in cygwin, but I get such error,

The PROG_ENV directory "/cygdrive/c/prog" does not exist.
The PROG_ENV environment variable does not point to any directories.  
Current setting is PROG_ENV="/cygdrive/c/prog".

  But if I `ls $PROG_ENV`, the directory is there! And `cd  $PROG_ENV` works 
also.

  I wonder why the valid cygwin can not be taken.

  Another thing I find is if I change the BASH script to DOS script and run 
it directly from dos, then everything is ok, namingly here is the DOS scipt,

set PROG_ENV=c:\prog
set PATH=%PROG_ENV%\bin\nt;%PATH%

%PROG_ENV%\bin\nt\prog.exe

  Any suggestion?

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