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From: Markus Hansmair <markus+cygwin@zendro.de>
Subject: Re: ca-certificates postinstall permission denied error
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Hello,

may I chime in...

I had the very same issue. In an enterprise environment I'm forced to do

setup --no-admin --no-desktop

Am 26.08.22 um 08:28 schrieb ASSI:
> Can you try if these patches fiy your issue (if you havent installed 
> ca-certificates-letsencrypt then obviously the second one will not 
> apply)?
> 
> [...]

I applied this patch and can confirm that the error message has gone. I 
ran the script as follows:

1. Started cmd.exe

2. set PATH=C:\<path-to-cygwin-installation>\bin;%PATH%

3. C:\<path-to-cygwin-installation>\bin\bash.exe --norc --noprofile 
"/etc/postinstall/ca-certificates.sh"

Step 3 is one line and was logged by the setup program before it 
reported "abnormal exit: exit code=1"

Sorry, I cannot tell anything about ca-certificates-letsencrypt.sh as 
the corresponding package has not been installed.

Kind regards

Markus Hansmair