I wanted to thank Adam Ruppe for kindly donating a ssh-accessible Windows machine for testing Phobos on Windows. After a fight with various '/' vs. '\' and other issues, I finally got the build and unittest process automated. Thanks, Adam!

Andrei

P.S. A few details for those interested in getting similar setups working - Phobos' makefile, although it runs on a Linux machine, connects to Windows via ssh for each compilation by running "ssh machinename dmd ..." instead of "dmd ...". The socket is reused such that only the first connection negotiates the keys (a fairly recent ssh feature, see e.g. http://www.tipcache.com/tip/Reuse_an_existing_ssh_connection_9.html), and the mapping of remote directories to local directories is done by using fuse (http://fuse.sourceforge.net/sshfs.html).

P.P.S. If anyone could offer ssh access to other systems aside from Windows and Ubuntu (namely, other Linux distros and OSX) that would be great - let Walter or me know. The account should only be able to run dmd and won't be heavily used.

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