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Subject:	Autoclose Cygwin apps from setup?
Date:	Wed, 22 Nov 2000 11:30:33 +0300
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>
> I get the same w/bash or cygwin.dll
>
> I typically have cygipc running running (no window) and squid (backgrounded
> from a bash window.) So I cannot setup in one step when bash is being
> updated. I'm always following the steps -
> download
> close bash
> kill cygipc
> shutdown squid
> now install :]
>


Is it possible to identify "Cygwin applications"? In this case setup could at
least give customary warning.

I believe, it is possible to find all processes that are using specific DLL.
Or am I wrong?

-andrej


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