>> I was having the same problem as Patrick Graebal (see Bash hangs, CTRL-C >> required). The cygwin shell was very slow to start, and executing >> "bash --login -i -x" showed that the time consuming programs were the >> same >> (id -un, uname -s, etc.). > I believe you're experiencing the same problem discussed in > <http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2005-03/msg00159.html>. > > Summary: Try a snapshot. I also use cygwin for managing seti work units (simple shell script alows to compute 100 work units in off line mode). Trying latest (dated on 2005-Mar-16) snapshot solved problem partially. Starting a new cygwin shell session is now quick - it does not matter if seti works or not. However stoping shell script that runs seti still takes lots of seconds - I did not observe such behaviuor with any released cygwin dll before 1.5.13-1. My CYGWIN variable is set to: CYGWIN=tty notitle glob notraverse
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