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Subject: Re: cygwin setup download is blocked by OfficeScan
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On 2/27/2012 12:36 AM, wxie wrote:
> It said "it detect a web security policy violation" when I click the
> "setup" link.
>
> Cheers
> --Wei
>

wrong list as it is not related to X and
please always open a separate thread,
do NOT reply to not related mail threads.

I assume this is a OfficeScan or
your company IT policy issue.

try renaming setup.exe to foo.exe, sometime
policy are a bit silly.

Regards
Marco


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