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From: Jeff <no DOT spam DOT thanks AT nowhere DOT net>
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Subject: Re: JOE+Cygwin+WinXPpro+NTFS=no compression
Date: Wed, 23 Jun 2004 15:23:04 -0700
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>system, on any file it saves or modifies. No other Cygwin (nor any
>other Windows) app does this, and no previous version of JOE (2.9.8 and
>earlier) that I have built and run under this or any previous version
>of Cygwin does it either.

I take that back-- it IS doing it on JOE 2.9.8. I haven't noticed yet
if any other Cygwin apps are resetting NTFS file attributes.

Jeff


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