Hello,

Can anybody help me,
I want to install SSH in combination with PRNGD I have build the Zlib
and SSL.
When I build PRNGD I see no errors or other problems.
When I want to build SSH 
#make   this gives no problem 
#make install than I got the following error msg

Couldn't connect to PRNGD socket "/var/spool/prngd/pool": No such file
or directory
Entropy collection failed and entropy exhausted
*** Error code 255
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `host-key'


Can anybody help me?

Martijn Wolffensperger





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The logging of building prngd 

root@sf3800B1 # cd prngd-0.9.23
root@sf3800B1 # make CC=cc CFLAGS="-xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC"
SYSLIBS="-lsocket -lnsl"
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c prngd.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c serverloop.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c bsd-daemon.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c unix_socket.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c tcp_socket.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c seed.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c rand.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c conffile.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c sha1.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c close_on_exec.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c non_blocking.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c sockio.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c obtain_limit.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c error_log.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c error_handlers.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -I.   -c bsd-snprintf.c
cc -xO4 -DSOLARIS -KPIC -o prngd prngd.o serverloop.o bsd-daemon.o
unix_socket.o tcp_socket.o seed.o rand.o conffile.o sha1.o close_
on_exec.o non_blocking.o sockio.o obtain_limit.o error_log.o
error_handlers.o bsd-snprintf.o  -lsocket -lnsl
root@sf3800B1 # cp prngd /usr/local/sbin/prngd
root@sf3800B1 # chown root:bin /usr/local/sbin/prngd
root@sf3800B1 # chmod 755 /usr/local/sbin/prngd
root@sf3800B1 # ls -l
total 174
-rwxr-xr-x   1 root     bin        89084 Feb 14 15:33 prngd
root@sf3800B1 # cp
/export/home/SSH/prngd-0.9.23/contrib/Solaris-7/prngd.conf.solaris-7
/etc/prngd.conf
root@sf3800B1 # cat /var/log/syslog > /etc/prngd-seed

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