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I guess I should field this.

I currently have a very nasty patch set for 1.2.3pre3 to let it compile
under NeXTStep 4.2 .. It mostly works. There are a few errors it
spews out, and signal support is a bit spotty in readpass.c

If you want to have a copy of my current 1.2.3pre3 tree that's fine.
I plan on putting out a patchset for 1.2.3 final in the next day.

And hopefully some smaller patches that will be accepted into
the core OpenSSH software until I feel happy with the major
of the patches.

BTW.. I don't use the libposix.a due to all the bugs, so the patch
is a decent size.

On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Matthew C. Weigel wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I read that support for NeXT is in the works, what can I do to help? Is
> there currently anyone working on it, or should I do it?
>
> Matthew Weigel
> Programmer/Sysadmin/Student
> weigel+@pitt.edu
>
>

On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Ben Lindstrom wrote:

> I guess I should field this.
>
> I currently have a very nasty patch set for 1.2.3pre3 to let it compile
> under NeXTStep 4.2 .. It mostly works. There are a few errors it spews
> out, and signal support is a bit spotty in readpass.c

Hmmm... I use NeXTSTEP on an HP, which is only supported by 3.3. Due to
the vageries of NeXT, if you build it from 4.2 it won't run on my machine.

> If you want to have a copy of my current 1.2.3pre3 tree that's fine.
> I plan on putting out a patchset for 1.2.3 final in the next day.

I'd appreciate it. I'd really like ssh on my HP, and even the port of the
non-free SSH doesn't run on it.

> And hopefully some smaller patches that will be accepted into
> the core OpenSSH software until I feel happy with the major
> of the patches.
>
> BTW.. I don't use the libposix.a due to all the bugs, so the patch
> is a decent size.

I wouldn't, myself :)

Matthew Weigel
Programmer/Sysadmin/Student
weigel+@pitt.edu