Re: Strange behaviour on Windows 10

[Pascal Quesseveur <pquessev@gmail.com>]

>"EZ" == Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:

  EZ> First, did you verify that your Emacs is a 32-bit build?  What is the
  EZ> value of system-configuration?

i686-w64-mingw32

  EZ>   . install a 64-bit build of Emacs (this is the preferred solution,
  EZ>     and will serve you better down the road)

  EZ>   . continue using the 32-bit build, but make a batch file that will
  EZ>     call OpenSSH, then put that batch file somewhere on PATH.  The
  EZ>     batch file should have the same base name as the OpenSSH program
  EZ>     you are invoking, probably ssh.cm (this assumes the corresponding
  EZ>     Lisp program calls "ssh", not "ssh.exe")

I am not sure it will work. The lisp program calls a script that calls
ssh. That script is unable to call ssh.exe when it is called from
emacs. It is definitely better to install a 64 bits version of emacs.

Thanks for your help.


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