On Fri, Jul 07, 2000 at 10:06:36AM +0200, Niels Mvller wrote:
> Jeff Bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > There's no mailing list in the README so I'm emailing you directly...
> > It's late, so forgive me that I'm having trouble finding the info.
>
> No problem. The list address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] The alias [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> should expand to that address and mine.
Cc:'d, then.
> > I'm using lsh-0.9.14 and trying to get it to compile on delysid. lshd is
> > failing because it can't find logwtmp
>
> Hmm. In my sources, all uses of logwtmp (in unix_user.c) are protected
> by a #if WITH_UTMP && HAVE_LOGWTMP. Hmm, perhaps I need to add a few
> defined() there; I don't remember if "unsupported" symbols are undefined
> or defined with a zero value by configure.
I tend to use #ifdef for my configure wrappers. I'll try taking a look
later and see if that fixes it.
> That's fine, you don't need any scheme until you edit any dependencies
> for the .x files.
I think it would be nice if the `configure' warning said something like
"Scheme not found, do not edit the source code!" or something like that
so that it's obvious that it's not a bad thing.
> > Also, lsh seems unhappy:
> >
> > bash-2.02$ ./lsh --sloppy-host-authentication oasis.zugzug.com
> > Failed to open '/home/fsf/jbailey/.lsh/captured_keys' (errno = 2): No
> > such file or directory.
> > Set FD 0 = 4
> > Returning 1
>
> Hmm, I take this you use the poll-emulation code in jpoll.c?
I have no idea.. =) ./configure; make; cd /src; ./lsh... How could I tell?
> > do_zlib: inflate() failed: unknown compression method
>
> This seems bad. You might be able to workaround it by saying -z none.
bash-2.02$ ./lsh -z none --sloppy-host-authentication oasis.zugzug.com
Set FD 0 = 4
Returning 1
Failed to open '/home/fsf/jbailey/.lsh/captured_keys' (errno = 2): No
such file or directory.
Set FD 0 = 4
Returning 1
Failed to open '/home/fsf/jbailey/.lsh/known_hosts' (errno = 2): No such
file or directory.
Set FD 0 = 4
Returning 1
lsh: address could not be resolved
bash-2.02$
However, when I don't put the -z none, it works like it did last night.
Is it trying to resolve the word 'none' for a hostname? This gives a
different result:
bash-2.02$ ./lsh --compression=none --sloppy-host-authentication
oasis.zugzug.com
Failed to open '/home/fsf/jbailey/.lsh/captured_keys' (errno = 2): No
such file or directory.
Set FD 0 = 4
Returning 1
Failed to open '/home/fsf/jbailey/.lsh/known_hosts' (errno = 2): No such
file or directory.
Set FD 0 = 0
Returning 0
Set FD 0 = 4
Returning 1
Set FD 0 = 4
Returning 1
Set FD 0 = 0
Returning 0
Set FD 0 = 0
Returning 0
Set FD 0 = 4
Returning 1
Unexpected timeout
IOT trap/Abort
bash-2.02$
If I try to connect to subversions instead, it will prompt me for a
password but that's a DSA key only system. Make install won't work
without lshd compiling so I can't do all of the yet (and I'm a little
late for work). One last thing:
eturning 1
Password for jbailey:
Set FD 0 = 4
Returning 1
Set FD 0 = 0
Returning 0
Set FD 0 = 1
Returning 1
Password for jbailey:
Ctrl-C won't let me out! This should probably have a max-try count and
be able to force my way out of.
Sorry I don't have time to supply patches with this.
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