From:	mrgrim AT mindspring DOT com (Mr. Grim)
Subject:	Just a few ideas..
17 Oct 1998 01:45:34 -0700 :
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These are a few ideas I've had.. maybe they are already being done 
or maybe they are not.

What is cygwinb19.dll created a filedb type thing (ala eggdrop) that 
keeps track of file attributes that the normal FAT filesystem 
doesn't. Also, why does it need NT to create a passwd and group 
file? These can be seperate. Why was different-case/same-name 
file support taken out?

My biggest idea was regarding a multi-user security issues thing I 
read. Mentioning that it wouldn't be a good idea to have a multi-
user system because of cygwin32's shared memory space 
scheme. Maybe it would be possible to startup a new instance of 
cygwinb19.dll for every shell?

Dunno.. just some thoughts.. are any of these being worked on?

 - Mr. Grim
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