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From: GregHolmes AT aol DOT com
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Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2001 21:10:42 EST
Subject: Re: What does setup.exe do with a DOS console?  
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rotaiv <rotaiv AT biapo DOT com> 

>This is just a guess but I when I
>installed from scratch (NT 4 SP6a)
>and included OpenSSH, a DOS window
>popped up and ran the "mkpasswd -l"
>and "mkgroup -l" commands.  This was
>run from a batch file and was saved
>as
>"\cygwin\etc\postinstall\passwd-grp.bat.done".

Ah ... if that's all, good.  I ran those
manually as part of getting OpenSSH up
and running.  Since all else seems to
be well (well, mostly) I probably won't
spend too much time worrying about it.

-Greg H.


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