Re: cygwin Digest 2 Nov 2017 08:14:17 -0000 Issue 10515

[Stephen Lyons <slysven at virginmedia dot com>]

On 11/01/17 18:53, Chuck Wilde wrote on cygwin-digest-help@cygwin.com:

> We did some debugging, and we eventually traced the problem down to using Cygwin downloaded by userid@oncorems.com<mailto:userid@oncorems.com> after our userid was updated to userid@neotech.com<mailto:userid@neotech.com>.  Something must be cached somewhere, and the discrepancy between the domains slows down commands tremendously.  We following the steps for Uninstalling Cygwin from Windows, reinstalled it as userid@neotech.com<mailto:userid@neotech.com>, and now our performance is back to what it was before.
> 
> Chuck Wilde
> 408.914.8223
> NEOTech
> Naperville, IL USA
> 
> 
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> 

Um, what weird place does this poster live in - should they even *risk*
talk to everyone here? >8-) Do we *each* count as "the recipient" or is
it just the non-person that is the cygwin mailing list?  Given that the
footer is as big as the message I wish there was a meathod to decrease
the signal-to-noise ratio in some messages handled by the mail bot...!

Stephen

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