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...er, etc. I have tried the zlib from Sun freeware and version 11.8.0 REV=2000.01.08.18.12 contained in the SUNWzlib package. Both openssh and openssl appear to make properly and all the tests for openssl pass. When I do a make install for openssh it fails to generate public/private dsa keys..in fact ssh_keygen has a bus error when trying to do DSA operations. I know other people have had this problem, because I've seen similar messages in the mailing list. Unfortunately it appears that noone has a solution...at least I can't find an answer. What I am wondering is if anyone can get openssh to work...

Dear Developer, I'm having problem running ssh_keygen on my solaris 7 box. Can you please tell me as to why I'm getting this error as described below? I don't have that problem with solaris 8 that runs SMCossh 3.0.2p1 Thanks in advance. Louie # /usr/local/bin/ssh-keygen ld.so.1: /usr/local/bin/ssh-keygen: fatal: libcrypto.so.0.9.6: open fai...

...angs at bootup for 15 minutes at the point where it is bring up sshd. When I manually stop and start sshd, it still takes 15 minutes. I manually ran sshd with the -ddd level 3 debug option. sshd hanges at the message which states it is creating a randomized seed. It also tkaes 15 minutes to run ssh_keygen. The only tings we have done lately is to upgrad the ES40's firmware in preporation to going to Tru64 5.1B. We have also added gigabit NICs to set up a private netowrk for use of NIS, NFS, and other intranetwork traffic. I have tried compiling OpenSSH v3.6.1p2 with the same results. OpenSSH...

...ond timeout: remove keys, restart sshd: /etc/rc.d/sshd start let it sit for 300 seconds. No error messages, but sshd doesn't start, and there are no keys in /etc/ssh #2, one line of random test (same results as above) #3, two lines, etc #4, three lines. Now, I get the messages telling me that ssh_keygen has created keys, and there are keys in /etc/ssh I also find that by adding this to the random seeding that it will work with <return> or 300 second timeout: read -t ${timeout} junk echo "${junk}" `sysctl -a` `date` `tcpdump -xs1500 -c 5` > /dev/...