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Date:	Thu, 17 Dec 2009 15:31:55 -0500
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Subject:	sshd crashing on win64 CreateProcessA failed, errno 30
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I have a bit of an odd problem.   I am running sshd from cygwin on a 
windows XP 64 machine.  I use it to build, test and package CMake for 
cygwin.  So, from a Linux machine I run a shell script via ssh on the 
windows machine.  The shell script builds CMake, and runs all of the 
CMake tests.   I have been doing this with a win32 machine for many 
years.  However, I have recently tried to move the build to a win64 
machine.

Without fail on the win64 machine during the run of the CMake tests, the 
sshd crashes.

If I look in /var/log for sshd I find this:

  1 [main] sshd 4684 fork: child -1 - CreateProcessA failed, errno 30


So, I figured it was something wrong with that machine.  However, if I 
do the same thing on a different 64 bit windows box, I get the same 
error.  The win32 machine still works.  It would seem that one of the 
tests that CMake runs is causing the sshd to crash.   Is there a way to 
debug this?  Has anyone else seen this?

Thanks.

-Bill



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