RE: Trying to remove cygwin

Is this a ownership problem?
Yes

I just did it my self and had to take owner ship to delete the files.

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Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Masters [mailto:crazyquiff@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Monday, January 27, 2003 12:52 AM
To: ssh-l@erdelynet.com
Subject: Trying to remove cygwin
Hi,
I'm trying to remove cygwin entirely.   I've followed
the steps described in the unintall page.  I ended up
deleting the remaining files buit cannot get rid of
the .ssh directory under home/<username>.  Access
denied error.  All windows services are stopped and
even booted into safe mode but still the same problem.
Is this a ownership problem?  can I get rid without
any Cygwin environment? teh original user does not
exist in windows either.
Be gentle with me as I'm a real novice unix person.
Cheers
Rich
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