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Lichtkind wrote:
> Hello,
> i have made a little bash script that is beeing looped for days (endless),
> but after some hours the script seems to bug.. seems like a stack problem or
> something. (or memory?).
> 
> script just uses wget, grep, cat, sort,  and other common bash commands..
> nothing special.
> 
> any idea why after hours the script starts to bug? it cant be script itself,
> i am sure about that. must be a cygwin problem somehow


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