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2002 Jun 18
1
OpenSSH on NetBSD/sparc broken?
...for C compiler default output... cat: conftest.c: Is a directory
configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
*** Error code 77
Stop.
*** Error code 1
Stop.
When I try to compile the source from scratch, I get the same errors with
./configure
I run NetBSD 1.5.2 on a SparcStation IPX (sun4c) with a selfcompiled kernel.
The dependencies are ok.
Is there anything wrong with the Makefile?
Kind regards,
Andreas
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2000 Oct 03
1
Various platforms
...to work for HP-UX 9
and HP-UX 10. I have not tested the compile except on HP-UX 9.
Under SunOS
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This compiles with lots of warnings, but I just realised that my
patches were to OpenSSL, so I'll generate a report for them. Again
it appears to work with
uname -smr
SunOS 4.1.3_U1 sun4c
Under Tru64
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This wouldn't compile under Compaq's compiler, although according to someone
from the comp.security.ssh newsgroup:
: We had a similar problem at 5.0A, and solved by installing the latest
: compiler version, available at http://tru64unix.compaq.com/tools.html
:...
2024 Apr 25
0
Net Join Samba 4 to Samba 3 PDC?
Hi,
I have a retro LAN running things like Sun SPARCclassics, Ultra1s, Win98
and WinXP. I decided to standardize most of the Sun boxes on the latest
versions of OpenBSD that support their architectures (5.9 for Sun4c &
Sun4m, 7.4 for Sun4u). I have a Debian 7 server with RAIDs to store all the
packages, configs, games, etc. I like to use Samba to transfer the files
back and forth between the various systems.
I have always had all the smbd authenticate to a single smbd (on SERVER3)
to simplify password mana...
2001 Nov 04
4
Slow connection performance with ssh2
Hi,
since I switched from SSH 1 to OpenSSH 2.9p2/2.9.9p2/3.0p1 Snapshot I suffer from
awfully slow connection performance. Once the connection is established, performance
is perfectly ok.
Client Server (protocol 2 only)
# time ssh -p 22222 xx id # time sshd -d -p 22222
real 0m13.340s real 0m13.900s
user 0m7.860s