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> I will inform you, maybe somebody other wants to run dovecot, too ;-)

well on the dovecot list somebody told me:

 > Can't sure about this but maybe this problem because different types
 > of EOF symbols used in Unix and Windows systems. So it trying to read
 > from master but unable to do so, because receive EOF symbol from
 > beginning.

Does Cygwin uses EOF of Windows?

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