Brian Neal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Compiled and ran without error with gcc 2.95.3. I tried to build LSH on > another Solaris system running gcc 2.95.3 and it built ok.
That's better, but I still suspect the development environment on the first machine. > However, lsh-key-gen drops core on this system with a bus error. Ooops. That's bad. Can you get a backtrace for it? You may also want to run make check, to see if there's anything else that misbehaves. > Does LSH use /dev/random on Solaris if it's available? It should open /dev/random if it exists. Or more precisely, lsh-make-seed should open either /dev/random or /dev/urandom (but there's a bug in the released version, it always uses /dev/random only). The other programs that need randomness will read /dev/urandom from time to time, but not /dev/random, as they don't want to block. Regards, /Niels
