The reporting tools will generate a huge numbers of reports/files in the file system (a Unix directory). There\'s a list of destinations (email addresses and shared folders) where a different set of r
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I have GIT running on a Solaris server. From a windows machine I installed cygwin to try to clone a repository hosted on the server.
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