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From: Joost Andrae <Joost.Andrae@gmx.de>
Subject: Re: Fix me: Abnormalities during bootstrap
Date: Sun, 11 Sep 2011 12:51:29 +0200
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Hi,

my wntmsci12.pro build has finished but the packaging process stopped 
due to a missing so_activex.dll. This is abnormal because I disabled 
activex build in winenv.set.sh environment and additionally exported 
DISABLE_ACTIVEX to TRUE within my Cygwin shell environment.

a log snipplet is here:
http://pastebin.com/2KFrqG0W

>>> writerfilter is a build/dmake module, GNU make isn't involved there, so
>>> something else seems to give problems on your system.
>>
>> perhaps it's the virus scanner. If it breaks again I will go offline and
>> disable the AV engine at compile time.
>
> Virus scanner and cygwin sometimes don't go together well. But even
> without a virus scanner cygwin produces surprising errors at times.

Any clue how to work-around this ? Perhaps by touching so_activex.dll 
within the output tree ?

Kind regards, Joost