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Subject:	Cygwin 1.7 Installation on Server 2008 with Terminal Services
Date:	Mon, 22 Jun 2009 10:07:30 -0500
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The post install .sh scripts fail to run on Server 2008 with Terminal
Services because bash crashes. Crash can be fixed using peflags and
setting the Terminal Services aware bit on (solution found on the
mailing list). Is there a recommended way to get the Terminal Services
aware bit on before the post install happens?
=20
Or more generically, is there a recommended way of installing Cygwin on
Server 2008 with Terminal Services?
=20
Thanks
John

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