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Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2008 20:26:53 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: Cygwin setup.exe via the cygwin shell
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I'm trying to install Cygwin apps via the Cygwin shell rather than opening
and running the setup.exe via the windows interface.

I figure there must be a way, similar to FreeBSD ports tree, to install
Cygwin/Unix apps via the Cygwin shell.  

This will also allow me to install and update apps remotely as I have
OpenSSH setup.

Please let me konw if you any information regarding installing and setting
up Cygwin via the Cygwin shell.
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