Just so that no one gets confused: The Xenofarm results from the host "temp" are compiled in a Cygwin environment. I will fix the hostname eventually.
You can easily be fooled to believe that it is compiled in a MinGW environment by reading the log.
Time to take a look at this now. Where do you notice the timestamp descripances?
The pike-implemented xenofarm client doesn't keep the timestamps from the tar file. How do you set them from pike on windows?
Problem fixed. It now crashes on a real bug (that peek() is used in Stdio.pmod/modules.pmod, but isn't implemented on windows).
To my surprise System.utime() works. From a pike API point of view I would rather have this in the Stdio.File object.
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