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fangorn · 20th March 2010, 09:40

I know Windows has to has have named pipes as it is called "POSIX compatible". I just got the impression that this is not designed for the same tasks as named pipes under UNIX.

Nevertheless I will look into Powershell. Maybe I have to distinct between output of a bash and a powershell script for conversion. That would be better than rewriting a handfull of scripts and then discovering that you need a runtime environment for the original scripts anyway.

Thanks again.

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fangorn Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 42	I know Windows has to has have named pipes as it is called "POSIX compatible". I just got the impression that this is not designed for the same tasks as named pipes under UNIX. Nevertheless I will look into Powershell. Maybe I have to distinct between output of a bash and a powershell script for conversion. That would be better than rewriting a handfull of scripts and then discovering that you need a runtime environment for the original scripts anyway. Thanks again. __________________ [Linux] Video Encoding scripts collection \| projectpage Last edited by fangorn; 20th March 2010 at 09:43.