Hi, Well it might help, but since I don't have this installed in any other envs and everything is working fine I prefer to try as a last resort. If I won't be able to find the root cause I'll try this as well.
Thanks! >> Why do I need cygserver? > You don't exactly NEED cygserver. But if you have 1. Domain (or even > multi-domain) environment. > 2. and/or remote/slow/flaky connection to the domain server. > cygserver may provide a smoother experience as it caches some > information related to names resolution. Running cygserver will also cache info and speed up processing if you run many: - service daemons under Cygwin, especially cron jobs or ssh sessions - concurrent processes, especially deeply nested, forked, or background (some cron jobs background subprocesses *heavily* to reduce run time) - XSI IPC message queues - semaphores - shared memory segments otherwise that has to be managed by either the process itself or the root parent process, possibly in parallel threads. -- Take care. Thanks, Brian Inglis, Calgary, Alberta, Canada This email may be disturbing to some readers as it contains too much technical detail. Reader discretion is advised.
