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From: "John Pollock" <jpollock@curl.com>
To: "Terry Lincoln" <lincoln2@rochester.rr.com>,
        "Larry Hall \(RFK Partners, Inc\)" <lhall@rfk.com>
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Subject: RE: weird hanging problems with cygwin v1.1.2
Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 10:35:03 -0400
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>Corinna had added code to enable NT security and it required that
>the security authority provide credentials on the user that was
>logged in for permission setting.

>IIRC, she fixed it so that the information was cached after the
>first request.  But ICBW :-)

That would make some sense with what i saw.  I definitely saw some caching
behavior; the problem that the behavior wasn't consistent.  I'd run "ls" and
get a massive delay, and then it would be quick for a few times in a row,
then it would slow down again.  Maybe the cache expires too quickly?

I'm still not clear, though, on why NT security is needed in any way
different from before.  I mean, in the past, ls would have to check the NTFS
permissions to see if the user had rights, so what's changed?

Thanks for the comments!
John


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