Well, I don't know, but I installed ssh2 on a totally-new-installed Solaris
7 SPARC after installing the gcc I pointed to, and this was straightforward.
Just a matter of ./configure && make && make install , I mean... By the
way, the installation on a 2.6 SPARC was as easy, though I had to set the
install directory again when I discovered I had not place enough in the
/usr/local slice.
Could you please explain what problems you're having with the install? Just
wondering what I perhaps missed...
Regards
joshp wrote:
> Hmm if 2.7 behaves anything like 2.6 I think Stefan will be better off
> hunting for some binaries.
>
> I have a sparc2 with solaris 2.6 and an AST Manhattan running solaris
> 2.6 (for x86) .
>
> The install for the Manhattan went fairly ok (make sure if your not
> running X to pass the --without-x flag to configure) . But the install
> on the sparc is still haunting me. I was using the gcc 2.8.1 compiler
> during both installs.
>
> -Josh
>
> Thierry Michalowski wrote:
> >
> > Hello Stefan,
> > I think it is essentially not forbidden to distribute binaries of SSH ,
> > but I suggest it would be much more easier for you to get the sources
> > and compile it yourself.
> > That because with the sources comes an installation procedure that gets
> > you done with all the pathes and the right files at the right place.
> > Even more, the binaries would be exactly tuned for your environment
> > : hardware, libraries usw... I personally hate to get a binary, install
> > it, and after a few hours of work discovering that it needs a shareable
> > library that I do not have!
> > I suggest you get the latest GCC distribution for your environment,
> > install it is actually just a matter of doing a 'pkgadd' , and then
> > install SSH with the source distribution. For GCC, why not have a look
> > at: http://www.sunfreeware.com ? Get gcc-2.8.1-sol7 and you're nearly
> > done!
> > Hope this helps
> > Thierry
> >
> > Stefan Kirch wrote:
> >
> > > Hello!
> > >
> > > Can anybody send me a ssh-binary for Solars 2.7?
> > >
> > > I'm a newbie with SUN, work with an old Sparc 10 and therefor
> > > don't want to install a Compiler to only compile the ssh-client.
> > > So it would be very great, if anybody can send me a binary,
> > > or is it forbidden, to send binary? It seems to me, as if SSH
> > > is freeware for non-commercial-use and I hope, it doesn't matter,
> > > if you send a binary or sources, or am I wrong?
> > >
> > > So, if it is possible, it would be great, if anybody can send
> > > me the binary as attachment or send me a link!
> > >
> > > Best regards
> > >
> > > Stefan Kirch
> >
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