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> You are on extremely shakey ground with this. Having more than one copy > of cygwin1.dll on your system is a VERY bad idea unless you know exactly > what you're doing. I strongly recommend that you stick to official > Cygwin packages. If you must use something packaged by a third party, > then delete any cygwin1.dll that it installs and make sure that the one > in \cygwin\bin is in the path. Well, I still got only 1 copy of cygwin. I installed the other app, tried to get it to work, then installed cygwin over it to be sure to be up to date with it. I know that's not a supported way to get cygwin to work, but you know what desperate admins/proggers can do :) Due to your remark however, I double checked for the presence of only 1 cygwin1.dll. I also deinstalled copSSH and did a fresh install of cygwin (cygcheck attached). > the bash, > ls, etc. binaries that are being found in your path are not the Cygwin > ones but whatever junk is under \Program Files\copssh. I like to think that is normal if CopSSH claims it's a stripped cygwin. > And you have an empty mount table! That must have happened in the process while tampering wit hit (remember 'desperate'. Yes I tweaked the registry. Yes I removed the Cygnus entries. No, I don't feel guilty). > And your PATH is set to an invalid value (Path =`Path=C:\Progr...). Ok, looks like an ugly typo happened there. It only affects that first PATH entry though. > And you apparently have no package database. I cygchecked on a CopSSH install. Appearantly, it does not install/update a package database. > I have no idea what this copssh thing is, but it's not supported by this > list and it's obvious that it doesn't coexist peacefully with Cygwin at > all. You come exactly to my point. The only reason I have tried al those packages (OpenSSH on Windows, CopSSH and sec cygwin) is they all give me no relieve. Sure enough, at first I always deinstalled previous cygwins, before installing new ones, up till the point I tried updating CopSSH with a cygwin install (did I just hear a 'yuck!' in the background?). I'll be very clear on this: I'm *not* seeking support for any other package than cygwin! I'm seeking support to just get cygwin running. Therefore, to conclude, I have wiped out the CopSSH and tried a fresh cygwin install (did I mention I have tried that already multiple times? :) ). The cygcheck attached is from that one. Now, my problem, as it did the previous n times, persists: I cannot get any cygwin tool to generate output. I *can* get all apps to run within strace. Hell, I can even work my way through almost the whole ssh-host-config this way! But sadly, nothing runs on my cmd.exe, not even bash. Igor
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