Using Cygwin on Windows, sometimes you need to run a bash command or script from the Windows command line (CMD, DOS, shell). This is particularly useful if you want to use the Task Scheduler instead of messing with cron on cygwin. If you’re going to schedule tasks on a Windows system, then the Windows Task Scheduler is probably the sane way to do it. To run a bash script or command from outside of cygwin, you need to pass it to the bash executable with a little prep work. That “prep work...
