Hi Mark, nm is a command that lists the symbols in an object file (library, *.o, etc.) If you have a compiler on your Solaris box you must have nm, it is probably not in your path. It is usually in /usr/ccs/bin/. Try and see if the man page is there, with $ man nm. You might have to edit your .profile or whatever your shell uses and add /usr/ccs/bin/ to your PATH environment variable. Carl On 13-Jul-00 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > I've decided it's time to get a more secure route into my server (E450, > Solaris 7). When I tried to configure ssh, I had a message saying that > "nm" > isn't in my path. What is nm and where can I get it from? > > Cheers, > Mark. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ E-Mail: Carl J. Nobile <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: 13-Jul-00 Phone: 315-453-2912 Ex. 5336 Time: 15:42:12 Fax: 315-479-0859 Software Engineering Group -- AppliedTheory Corp. 224 Harrison Street, 6th Floor, Syracuse, NY 13202 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
