Subject: Re: ssh does not make
To: Pitz <Stephan.Pietzko@uni-konstanz.de>
From: Richard UNGER <runger@cs.mcgill.ca>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 09/12/2000 13:40:34
Hi,
ssh compiled without problems for 1.4.2 on my Q700 - there were some
issues:
* ssh required more modifications to make.cf (or whatever that file is
called again) than most packages. Among other things I think I had to set
the location as well as acceptable-licences...
* ssh required the most recent versions of the package tools, which I had
to install seperately first....
A Q800 and an SE/30 need not be binary compatible, I think - a 800 is an
68040, while the SE/30 is an 68030, if I am not wrong. Instructions and
cache handling differ on these chips.
Richie
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Pitz wrote:
> Hi Hilbert,
>
> >I have problems making ssh with 1.4.2 on an SE/30.
> >Does anyone have the binaries?
>
> i just compiled ssh-1.2.30 on my Q800 with NetBSD 1.4.2.
> AFAIK produces the Q800 compatible binaries.
>
> [*] which version of ssh do you like to compile?
> [*] what error message did you get?
>
> I had a plane NetBSD installation. To compile ssh
> i had two things to do:
> [1] at first i installed the perl package, so i can use evry
> script comming with ssh (not necessary but nice to have)
> [2] i had to add /usr/X11R6/bin to my PATH so that ./configure can find xauth
> [3] i had to change sshd.c cause of an syntax error at line 2972
> ------------------------------- sshd.c -------------------------------
> 2972c2972
> < 0)) < 0)
> ---
> > 0) < 0)
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> (i sent a bugreport)
>
> After that ssh-1.2.30 compiled with
> ./configure
> make
> make install
> w/o any problems
>
> [*] You can try again with these changes
> [*] or i can send you the binaries
>
> hth Pitz
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