Using cygwin 1.7. ssh-host-config contains "mount -t -f"... on line
79. Changing to "mount -f"... fixes the problem and the script executes
without any syntax errors. (There might also be a problem with
assigning the correct user to the /var/empty directory when privilege
separation is used).
It would seem that executing `mount -t` says that -t isn't an option
while `man mount` thinks that -t is a valid option(having to with text
file line delimiters), so this might be a problem with mount/some other
cygwin component. It might also be that the correct option is "-o
text". As I am new to Cygwin there could also easily be another answer
I haven't thought of.
Regards,
Charlie
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