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From: Robert Pollard <rpollard AT apple DOT com>
Subject: Trouble with home
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 11:48:47 -0700
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Hello all,

I am installing Cygwin on a Win2K3 server and it absolutely refuses to 
create a home directory under the Cygwin directory.  All my other 
installations have created a home directory under Cygwin.

This is creating problems with some scripts I wrote because the home is 
in "Documents and Settings..." instead of /home...

Is there a way to force it to create the home directory in Cygwin or do 
I have to accept it as is?  BTW, the login is a domain user instead of 
a local user.  This is the only difference I know between other 
installations and this one.

Thanks for any help,

Robert


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