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> H:\>C:\cygwin\bin\bash -v -c '\\\\UNC_PATH\\Dir'
> 
> (actually only the first really needs to be doubled, because \ has
> no special meaning if it's followed by a letter)
> 
> Phil
> 
> 

I'm getting the path from the registry via a right click menu and passing it
into the bash -c command.  
But the leading slash is getting removed on UNC paths.  
I think i'm going to have to sed it.








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