openssh unix dev - Sep 2000 - scp not found

Thank you to everbody who helped me successfully install ssh.

Now I'm having a problem with scp.  I am getting the error:

ksh: scp: not found

I know this error has something to do with the default path.  I tried to run
the configure script again ("./configure
--with-default-path=/usr/local/bin").  Then I ran the "make" and
"make
install".  But I'm still having the problem.  I stopped and started the
"sshd" daemon also.  Am I missing something?  All the archived
messages
mentioned that specifying the default-path will solve the problem.  Should I
uninstall ssh before I re-run the installation procedures?  If so, how?    

One of the archived messages talked about the /usr/include/paths.h file.  I
don't have that file on my system, is that a problem?  Where else is the
default path set?  

This is a sparc system running Solaris 7.

Thanks,
Matt

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Matt Wolinski
Application Developer - MimEcom Corp.
mwolinski at mimecom.com

On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Matt Wolinski wrote:
> Now I'm having a problem with scp.  I am getting the error:
> 
> ksh: scp: not found
> 
> I know this error has something to do with the default path.  I tried to
run
> the configure script again ("./configure
> --with-default-path=/usr/local/bin").  Then I ran the "make"
and "make
> install".  But I'm still having the problem.  I stopped and
started the
> "sshd" daemon also.  Am I missing something?  All the archived
messages
> mentioned that specifying the default-path will solve the problem.  Should
I
> uninstall ssh before I re-run the installation procedures?  If so, how?
grep USER_PATH config.h and make sure /usr/local/bin is there
make clean;make;make install
ls -l /usr/local/bin/scp to verify it's there

and see if it works.