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From:	David Kohn <d DOT kohn AT attbi DOT com>
Subject:	RE: Sharing a single cygwin installation among multiple
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I tested this implementation this weekend and it works surprisingly well.
I would like to ask however, how do you code cygrunsrv commands to install 
cron or inetd to make
use of this kind of implementation ?
Thanks for your response.


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