progress report
Lewis
lewis at freesco.info
Tue Dec 14 06:01:46 WST 2004
I have compiled 0.44test4 for FREESCO using a lib5 system and I am using
it with the server, client, and key generator. It has all of the various
encryptions enabled as well as TCP forwarding. The finished binary is
122,476 bytes, and I have it now running in the latest beta version of
FREESCO flawlessly. So I have absolutely no complaints with size or with
function. Hehe, the only single thing that I have a problem with is the
version number. Because it doesn't look very good with 0.44test4 ;-)
I did have some problems compiling it as it was VERY picky with needing
specific things enabled and there were a few things that had to be moved
around due to the old compiler that I am using, because it is quite a
bit pickier about what order things are defined in. Then to run on an
ash shell I had to hardwire the PATH in the code so that it was able to
find the shell binary. But all it took was to define PATH=/bin in the
source and it all works perfectly.
I am getting VERY close to a release version of FREESCO with this binary
included. So if you have any concerns about this version of dropbear
just let me know.
Regards,
Lewis Baughman
Matt Johnston wrote:
>On Fri, Dec 10, 2004 at 11:24:29AM +0100, Claas Hilbrecht wrote:
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>>I wonder if there any progress with dropbear 0.44?
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>>I've posted my success report nearly a month ago and the latest dropbear
>>change is 0.44test from Sept. 14th 2004.
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>I've got a few little things I'd like to fix up before
>putting out a 0.44 release. In particular, I'd like to get
>the size of a "server-only" build down to near that of 0.43.
>Last time I checked it was probably 10kB larger on x86?
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>Has anyone got requests for what they'd like to see fixed
>for 0.44?
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>Matt
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