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Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:07:30 -0600
From: davidpesta AT www DOT davidpesta DOT com
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Subject: Cygwin doesn't recognize my internet connection.
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Hello

I am somewhat unfamiliar with linux and needed certain linux capabilities, so 
I installed cygwin and got many things working well.  The only problem that I 
cannot seem to find a solution to is getting cygwin to recognize the internet 
connection that windows xp is connected to.  When I try to use curl, it reacts 
as if the connection is dead.  I suppose something needs to be done to make 
cygwin realize what the connection this computer has to the internet.  Thanks 
a bunch, and GREAT program this cygwin is!

David


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