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Subject:	traceroute command anywhere?
Date:	Sun, 11 Dec 2005 10:21:04 -0700
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Hi, I looked in www.cygwin.com/packages that must be the best way to search 
for what's inside packages right?

and I can't find  traceroute  which pings a website but also shows how it 
got there, with the 11 or so hits of IPs it does along the way

is there a pre-built binary for traceroute out there?

-Robert



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