openssh unix dev - Oct 2000 - success on SCO5

Hi all,

I'm not on the list but I thought it might interest some of you to know that
openssh 2.2.0p1 compiles quite well under sco5. Although not right out of the
box. I'm not using gcc on those platforms, so I had to change the call to
gettimeofday() because the sco cc want only one of the two arguments (SCO
doesn't care with timezone). So I had to modify those files to get it work:
clientloop.c, entropy.c, loginrec.c, scp.c.

After that the sco was able to ssh to a linux box (protocol v2, with public key
method only but that's my config).

Regards,

Philippe.

PS: Sorry if the format of this message annoy you, it does annoy me too, but
here where are using Notes (R) and there is no way for me to bypass this.

On Tue, Oct 24, 2000 at 12:06:20PM +0100, Philippe WILLEM
wrote:
> I'm not on the list but I thought it might interest some of you to know
that
> openssh 2.2.0p1 compiles quite well under sco5. Although not right out of
the
> box. I'm not using gcc on those platforms, so I had to change the call
to
> gettimeofday() because the sco cc want only one of the two arguments (SCO
> doesn't care with timezone). So I had to modify those files to get it
work:
> clientloop.c, entropy.c, loginrec.c, scp.c.
> 
> After that the sco was able to ssh to a linux box (protocol v2, with public
key
> method only but that's my config).
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Philippe.
> 
> PS: Sorry if the format of this message annoy you, it does annoy me too,
but
> here where are using Notes (R) and there is no way for me to bypass this.
I had a discussion on comp.security.ssh about "hanging around"
sshd-processes
after scp. It turned out that -DUSE_PIPES=1 was necessary for SCO 5.
Can you support this?

Best regards,
	Lutz
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