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Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 19:04:51 -0700
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While porting Bash 2.04.0beta, I have noticed several complaints from
Bash. The complaints are:
'BASH2_04.EXE: invalid character 33 in exportstr !C:'

Is this an important environment variable? Or is it safe to ignore or
destroy it?

I have also noticed the same type of variables in posted output of
cygcheck, leading me to believe that my site is not unique.


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