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Date:	Thu, 08 Aug 2013 09:00:09 +0200
From:	Yann COLLETTE <ycollette DOT nospam AT free DOT fr>
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Subject:	BUG: pango postinstall problem

Hello,

I performed a fresh install of cygwin last week.
After the installation, the cygwin installer shows a problem with 
pango.sh post install script.
I found that after a fresh install, the directory /etc/pango is not 
created so, the post install script cannot write a file into /etc/pango 
because the directory has not been created.
After creating /etc/pango the problem was fixed.

Best regards,

YC

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