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Subject: cygwin stack? problem
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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

thanks



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