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danke!

mia wrote: danke!

Love your work. Thanks!

Lol. Tru64 renaissance.

Krokodil wrote: Lol. Tru64 renaissance.

why not, isn't that what this whole site is about?

Tru64 never goes out of style.

What about VMS?

Krokodil wrote: What about VMS?

wrong thread

• openssl_102d.tar.bz2
• openssh_71p1-ssl1.tar.bz2
• openssh_71p1.tar.bz2
• openssl_098zg.tar.bz2

openssl_102d and openssh_71p1-ssl1 are just the folders, no setld kits. they expect to reside in /usr/local. by that they're outside of the usual dirs under /usr/local and don't interfere. ssh, as always, needs zlib.
the others are "regular" updates i.e. setld kits which can replace previous versions or be installed fresh of course.

great, many thanks.

• xv.bz2

you're welcome. and one more classic added

oh man, this is great, I wanted this one, but due to the dependencies, I was hesitant to ask.
I still think bash would be cool though; or pretty much any advanced shell (zsh, etc.); but most importantly, a window manager that doesn't suck; CDE is way to big, twm is "okay", mwm is getting old.
I'm thinking dwm/blackbox/openbox or something like that; small is good; dwm+dmenu from suckless.org might be simple.
extra points for: lynx, links2, rsync and perl and emacs (one can dream).

mia wrote: or pretty much any advanced shell (zsh, etc.)

did you try my zsh?

a window manager that doesn't suck; CDE is way to big, twm is "okay", mwm is getting old.
I'm thinking dwm/blackbox/openbox or something like that; small is good; dwm+dmenu from suckless.org might be simple.

that's a tad too much for what my time permits but ...

extra points for: lynx, links2, rsync and perl and emacs (one can dream).

... these sound good

> did you try my zsh
Damn, I had not noticed it!

>> extra points for: lynx, links2, rsync and perl and emacs (one can dream).
>... these sound good

Many thanks, that's really essential; and I believe reasonable.

Foetz, could you explain how to install and setup sshd using the packages you have provided?

Note #1
It seems that curl (RACCURLBASE740) depends on RACSSLBASE098 but openssl_098zg.tar only registers:
RACSSLBASE198 installed OpenSSL 0.9.8zg
perhaps openssl 0.9.8zg should register RACSSLBASE098 instead of 198?
But, it works fine with openssl_098ze.tar

Note #2
svn (RACSVN155) requires RACICONVALL11 but libiconv installs RACICONVBASE112

Note #3
the latest sudo (1.8.14p3) compiles and run fine, but I had to replace EOVERFLOW with ERANGE.

mia wrote: Foetz, could you explain how to install and setup sshd using the packages you have provided?

which ones? the set based on openssl 1.x or the first one?

Note #1
It seems that curl (RACCURLBASE740) depends on RACSSLBASE098 but openssl_098zg.tar only registers:
RACSSLBASE198 installed OpenSSL 0.9.8zg
perhaps openssl 0.9.8zg should register RACSSLBASE098 instead of 198?
But, it works fine with openssl_098ze.tar

might be a typo

Note #2
svn (RACSVN155) requires RACICONVALL11 but libiconv installs RACICONVBASE112

yeah iconv was one of the first packages i made after 12 years or so. seems i was a bit rusty

Note #3
the latest sudo (1.8.14p3) compiles and run fine, but I had to replace EOVERFLOW with ERANGE.

well then do provide it


i haven't forgotten about the things mentioned last time. just quite busy at this time of the year. will get to it once the dust has settled again

Thanks foetz; yeah, a quick howto for the latest sshd you have provided would be great; I don't want to do the wrong thing and screw up my tru64 installation; no need to get into details; also, if you have the time you should package screen with the screen terminfo files (probably in /usr/share/lib/terminfo/s/).

Thanks!

sure, in this case it's just doing it manually for the reasons mentioned before.

grab openssl_102d.tar.bz2 and openssh_71p1.tar.bz2. extract them and throw them into /usr/local. you might have to add the lib dirs to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH and of course the bin dirs to your PATH if you feel like it.
that's all, no setld stuff in this case. depending on your env vars you can have these side by side with the older ones which come as setld kits

I tried to run this on tru64, but couldn't get anything useful out of it:

http://www.karlrunge.com/x11vnc/

Somehow it seems like a good solution as Tru64 has Xnest built in; it starts well, but doesn't open port 5901; not sure why.

I'm shoping for alternative solutions, let me know if you can think of anything... supposedly tightvnc might work?

no idea i'm afraid. i never used any kind of remote desktop on tru64