SUMMARY: openssh on a Solaris 8 core cluster
2007-12-24 22:04:00
David Foster
Todd M. Wilkinson
Jay Lessert
Casper Dik
John Phillips
Crhistoper L.Barnard
Darren Dunham
The problem turned out to be that when I compiled ssh
and created the packages, I did that on a Sun4u
machine (64 bit). The machine I needed to run ssh is
a Sun4m (32).
- The problem wasnt permission related to sshd
binary.
- The problem wasnt missing any particular libraries
or any package.
- The problem is not that the sshd is a text file. I
did use: file /usr/local/bin/sshd
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The original question:
Dear Sun Managers,
I want to use openssh on a machine that has a core
cluster installation of Solaris 8 (versus a Solaris 8
machine that has the Entire Distribution plus OEM
support cluster). The problem I have now is that when
I run the openssh-3.0.2p1 daemon: /usr/local/sbin/sshd
I get the following message:
/usr/local/sbin/sshd sytax error at line 1: '('
unexpected
This is how I installed openssh:
- The following programs were installed on a Solaris 8
machine that has the Entire Distribution plus OEM
support cluster.
- Zlib- 1.1.3
- Openssl-0.9.6c
- Prngd-0.9.23
- Openssh-3.0.2p1
- I created a package for each of the above programs
using pkgmk
- Pkgadd all of the above packages to another Solaris
machine that has Entire Distribution plus OEM support
cluster. Ran the /usr/local/sinb/sshd, things worked
great.
- Transferred those packages to a Solaris machine that
has a core cluster (versus Entire Distribution plus
OEM support cluster) and pkgadd all of the packages.
Ran the /usr/local/sbin/sshd, and got the error
message.
- Added another package from Sun freeware site,
libgcc-3.0.2-sol-8-sparc, but got the same error
message again.
I am not sure if I am missing any library file, If so,
what are the SUNWxxx packages I need to install?
Any idea where to look to solve this problem?
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