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Need Help Compiling Static sshd and ssh (4.3p2) In Solaris 8 and 10

Subject: Need Help Compiling Static sshd and ssh (4.3p2) In Solaris 8 and 10
Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 14:43:23 +0000
All;

I do not install ssh as a package, instead I install it over NFS, then *copy* both ssh and sshd onto local drives on all my machines. My startup scripts use the *local* sshd on startup, and my path is setup to first try using the local ssh binary versus the one on NFS. I do all of this to make startups easy, as well as enable myself to have SSH client and server able to run in case NFS is down, which has been very rare.

So, end of my long story. I need to compile 4.3p2 statically. The last time I compiled was version 4.3p2, which while not compiled in any special way and had all linked libs in /usr. My latest attempt was to compile 4.3p2 and it contains a link to libgcc_s.so.1, which lives in an NFS share. While I could set my LD_LIBRARY_PATH to point at this new location of required lilbs, it won't help if NFS is down. How do I remedy this?

Thank you all in advance,

.vp


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