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Subject:	RE: RESOLVED: cygwin can't write to CIFS... but cmd.exe *can* (more)
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> 
> nontsec=smb probably just turns off ntsec entirely.  The CYGWIN
> environment variable parser is not that sophisticated.

"oops". I don't suppose I would even notice ntsec being off notice given my limited needs.

You are probably right, and this is likely a `side effect/parser issue'... I've since moved my environment to the documented variable nosmbntsec

> 
> cgf
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