Hello, 

Soooo, after trying and trying I have finally came to a solution :)

My firewall from Comodo Internet Security suite was blocking ssh clients 
somehow. Although I have no idea why and how because I can successfully 
connect to other machine via SSH. 

Now I will have to find a new firewall to be fully able to use git 
features.  

Thank you guys for help :)

W dniu piątek, 13 lipca 2012 15:59:32 UTC+2 użytkownik Thomas Ferris 
Nicolaisen napisał:
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> On Friday, July 13, 2012 1:48:06 PM UTC+2, Patryk Małek wrote:
>>
>> So to reproduce what I have done besides reinstalling a bunch of times: 
>> - I have uninstalled Git and all its GUI frontends from the system that I 
>> have installed (git extensions, github for windows etc ect)
>> - I have deleted  *GIT_SSH * environmental variable 
>> - uninstalled whole putty package
>> - cleared git config files and keys etc
>> - used ccleaner to clean registry and disk from unnecessary files , 
>> registry keys
>> - restarted Windows 7 (64 bit)
>>
>> THEN, I have downloaded newest version of git from website 
>> https://github.com/downloads/msysgit/git/Git-1.7.11-preview20120620.exe 
>> using settings to integrate git with command line.
>>
>> and while trying to do anything involving access through SSH i have 
>> obtained once again 'Cannot spawn ssh' error message.
>>
>> I have no idea whatsoever what can be done more in this matter. I have 
>> even used processmonitor application to take a look what/how git is trying 
>> to launch ssh client but I have not found it there
>>
>
> OK, so you have a clean slate and you want to do the OpenSSH approach in a 
> normal Windows command line (cmd.exe). 
>
> During the Git installer, I assume you chose "Run Git and included Unix 
> tools from the Windows Command Prompt". This is the third and last option 
> with the scary red warning below. *Did you choose this option? *If you 
> did not choose this option, you have to use Git Bash instead of normal 
> command-line below.
>
> To make things a bit less complex, let's make sure SSH works. Try the 
> following:
>
>    - Start Command line (Start -> Run -> 'cmd')
>    - ssh -T username@your-git-server
>
> What does the command above output?
>

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