There hasn't been a need for Net::SSH::W32Perl for a while now. Math::PARI is available from several ppm repositories (as are the various Digest/Crypt modules), and it's all you need for ssh2 support (what you get with Net::SSH::W32Perl)

On a sidenote, for ssh1 you need Math::GMP, which is available from my repository but requires cygwin (dlls provided of course).

Now it does appear someone went and ported gmp to windows, so I'll see about getting a clean (doesn't require cygwin) version of Math::GMP to my repository.

update: Would you look at what I found, Math-GMP for Win32 Perl, it's no ppm repository, but just as good.

I finally got gladman's version to compile, but something goes wrong with nasm and memory access violation this, that ... but the kalinabears libgmp works fine, so I might put that up on my repository (we'll see)...update and I have.

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