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Is there a guide for setting up and maintaining cygwin in something bigger than a personal machine?

I'm wondering if there are any howtos or guides that talks about building and maintaining /etc/passwd and /etc/group, etc. on an ongoing basis, etc. in a work group or even company wide setting.

Thanks.


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