Re: ssh2, tcpdump

1999-10-22 Thread Fabio Massimo Di Nitto

 Can someone please help:

 1.  ssh 2.0.13 failed on make on stock slink. I did the usual configure
 then make and then it gives me errors(sorry I don't have details here
 and I can provide that). Anyone who has successfully build ssh2 and if
 you can give me some pointers? I'm running slink with the latest update.

I've succesfully compiled and used Ssh 2.0.13 both on RH and Debian
I suggest you to check the packets needed by ssh (zlib is one of them)

 2. At work we are just beginning to use Debian and we intend to replace
 rh with Debian. I am able to run tcpdump on Debian but not on rh6.0. The
 latter gave this error with tcpdump -i eth0:

 tcpdump: socket: Socket type not supported

You have forgot to built in in the kernel the packet socket in networking
options
or if you have compiled it as module you have to load it manually (insmod
af_packets)

 Thanks.

 E.LL

Bye
Fabbione




Re: ssh2, tcpdump

1999-10-22 Thread esl
It works! Thanks. I already have af_packet as a module and you are right you 
have to
load it manually, why? I thought a module will just be automatically loaded when
needed? Is this a bug?

As for ssh2, when I installed slink I selected the profile System 
Administration.
I'll into your suggestion... Thanks.

E.LL


Fabio Massimo Di Nitto wrote:

  Can someone please help:
 
  1.  ssh 2.0.13 failed on make on stock slink. I did the usual configure
  then make and then it gives me errors(sorry I don't have details here
  and I can provide that). Anyone who has successfully build ssh2 and if
  you can give me some pointers? I'm running slink with the latest update.

 I've succesfully compiled and used Ssh 2.0.13 both on RH and Debian
 I suggest you to check the packets needed by ssh (zlib is one of them)

  2. At work we are just beginning to use Debian and we intend to replace
  rh with Debian. I am able to run tcpdump on Debian but not on rh6.0. The
  latter gave this error with tcpdump -i eth0:
 
  tcpdump: socket: Socket type not supported

 You have forgot to built in in the kernel the packet socket in networking
 options
 or if you have compiled it as module you have to load it manually (insmod
 af_packets)

  Thanks.
 
  E.LL

 Bye
 Fabbione

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