Hello Brian.
After a fresh Cygwin install, I encountered the same error:
bash: /etc/profile: Permission denied
So I just right clicked the file, selected properties,
selected the security tab, and gave myself read and write permission.
Now Cgwin bash runs correctly without error.
*Mike
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Brian,
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Brian,
The main issue is what should be done *before* setup runs, rather than
after everything is installed. If you manually create c:\cygwin and give
it the correct permissions (*not* inherited, owned by Administrators, full
permissions to owner, read/execute by everyone else), you should be abl
Just an update. I tried it again, downloading packages again this time.
So far, the latest version of cygwin has only worked on one Win2K system
for me, it has failed on three others.
On the other three, I am logging into a system that is part of a domain.
I ruled out "PATH" being a problem
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