WE HATE SPAM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Is anyone else getting the message > > "lshd: channel.c: I/O error on write, Input/output error" ?
This is a somewhat known problem, and I think it is harmless. It happens when the server tries to write ^D to the pty of the process it has started. That code has changed some since 1.4.1, although I'm not sure I've gotten rid of that message completely. > Has anyone successfully created a key on something as slow as a P120? > lsh-make-seed seems to just hang (left it running for 10 minutes without > getting any feedback, nor any noticable CPU utilization (reading via > top). It could take some time, I guess, but that sounds bad; it shouldn't hang without doing anything. You could run it with --v or --trace to see what it's doing. > Has anyone built 1.4 on Redhat 7.1 (gcc 2.96) attempting to compile lsh > 1.4 causes the compiler to die with Internal compiler error in > add_abstract_origin_attribute, at dwarf2out.c:9296 > (I found it listed as a known bug at: > http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-bugs/2001-12/msg00804.html ) Don't use gcc-2.96. Either downgrade to 2.95, or upgrade to gcc-3. > Finally, a suggestion. liboop should be added as a pre-requisite on the > web site (zlib and gmp are listed, liboop is not). I take it you're talking about Martin Hamilton's site, and http://www.net.lut.ac.uk/psst/download.html? Right, it would be nice if that was updated to mention liboop. Best regards, /Niels
