I was trying to compile it from source before. Just tried it from sunfreeware, and it's still giving me the same error. Just on a hunch, I rebuilt nessus-libraries and then tried libnasl, same error. Another hunch, I replaced libpcap with the latest one, and it's still not flying. I don't remember having to jump through flaming hoops to install this the first time, so I'm thinking I need something in my path (aside of what's mentioned in the documentation) to make this fly.
Any ideas? Did you have to do any path-munging? Thanks! >-----Original Message----- >From: Stephen Bradley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 11:05 AM >To: Knarr, Joshua >Subject: RE: need a clue-by-four on Solaris 9. > > >did you install flex as a package from sunfreeware.com? >i usually get bison/gcc/flex and anything i need from them >before attempting anything. > >steve > >-----Original Message----- >From: Knarr, Joshua [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 10:17 AM >To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' >Subject: need a clue-by-four on Solaris 9. > > >Hello all. > >I'm trying to make nessus 2.0.1 fly on Solaris 9. So far, if >I download the >nessus-installer script and run it, I get: > >bash-2.05# sh nessus-installer.sh >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: ^M: not found >nessus-installer.sh: syntax error at line 63: `in^M' unexpected > >I ran it through dos2unix, hoping to clean up the script while >preserving >the data. It runs, but the error now is: > >... >x -- Configuring the sources for your system >configure: warning: don't have both flex and bison; reverting >to lex/yacc >... >Undefined first referenced > symbol in file >pcap_parse /usr/local/lib/libpcap-nessus.so >ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to nasl >collect2: ld returned 1 exit status >make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `nasl' >Current working directory /tmp/nessus-installer.25966/libnasl/nasl >make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `all' >**** An error occured :/ >Do you want to save the compilation log to analyze what went >wrong ? [y] > >And....we're dead in the water. Getting M4 on solaris wasn't so bad. >Getting flex to fly on Solaris 9 looks like a fight. Right >now it does not >build from source. > >If anyone has Nessus 2.0.1 flying on Solaris 9 and wishes to >offer me some >hints, it would be appriciated. > >Thanks! > >- - -- ---- ----------------------------------------- --- -- - - > >Joshua Knarr SAP::Geek SAP, inc. > > >email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >web: www.sap.com > >"I think there is a world wide market for maybe five >computers." - Thomas >Watson, Chairman IBM, 1943 >"Chaos offers multiple solutions, but who does the support?" - >Randy S., >Intel Support, 14 Sept 1998 @ Newsgroup intel.microprocessors.celeron >"OPENBSD CHANGELOG: 'Now also safe from The Voices. 6 years >without the >screaming in the default install.'" - GOBBLES on Theo Deraadt (OpenBSD >Author) >
