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  Hi All:

I have rsnapshot running on cygwin on Server 2003 and this seems to work 
fine except that I'm wondering what the best way to handle 
case-insensitivity is. I read through the cygwin mount information and 
caveats about files named and etc and tried mounting a folder posix=1 
but I don't see that this is allowing me to have multiple case-sensitive 
file names. I understand managed mounts have been removed in cygwin 1.7.x.

Is anyone else doing this and have any thoughts on other gotchas? We 
have been using rsnapshot on CentOS previously.


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