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OK, so we know
(a) it's not a cygwin thing
(b) its not a visual C thing, because we're both on the same version
(c) it works on a Windows7 box, but not a WindowsServer2008 box.

So it's probably a bug that was fixed sometime in the WindowsVista or Windows7 timeframe.

We could probably implement a configure check that looks like
  if $OS == WINDOWS && $OS_VERSION < Vista && length($ROOT_PATH)>XXX
     complain_loudly_and_exit()

where we know XXX is less than 36 and more than 2, because "C:/cygwin/home/tinderbox/libreoffice" causes it to break and "W:" does not.

Would you be able to figure out what the point is where it starts to break?

On 2012-05-10 17:15, Lubos Lunak wrote:
On Thursday 10 of May 2012, Noel Grandin wrote:
Maybe it's a cygwin thing?
I'm running a version that's about a month old (had to update because of
other issues). I think it's 1.7.11
If you're out of date, could you try updating and see if that fixes it?
  It was quite recent cygwin even before, but the problem persists even with
the most recent, 1.7.15.

On 2012-05-10 14:26, Lubos Lunak wrote:
Windows Server 2008R2 Enterprise, Service Pack 1 Visual Studio 2008
I'm not sure how to find out what exactly the culprint is or how to
possibly do anything more than document it.

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