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Christopher Faylor wrote:

> The address in question is in cygwin's cygthread handling code.
> Historically, this has been affected by things like scanners/firewalls
> and special drivers, so this is a good thought.

The clincher for me is when he said it works in safe mode without
networking, but not in safe mode with networking... Kind of screams
"shoddy VPN client" or somesuch.

Brian

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