Install OpenSSH using Sun SSH

Hi.
I have been asked to determine whether the following is possible:
1) Remote connect to a Solaris 10 box using Sun SSH 1.1.3
2) Install OpenSSH 5.9 on the Solaris 10 box
3) Connect to the box using OpenSSH
4) Uninstall Sun SSH 1.1.3
So before I start....
Does anyone know if this is (im)possible ?
Does anyone think that this is (im)possible ?
I have found some info. about installing two different versions of
OpenSSH on the one box.
Thanks,
Brett Morgan

Thanks for all your help.
It is a requirement for a vendor's software.
I do not know why but it may be because of the usage of the svcadm interface for Solaris 10 SunSSH.
Their software may expect scripts in /etc/init.d, files /etc/hosts.allow, /etc/hosts.deny etc.
Incidentially how do you use svcadm to allow/deny hosts that can/cannot ssh (SunSSH) connect ?
I know that SunSSH is supposed to "respect" the files /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny which I think means read them if they are there ?
Does the SunSSH sshd need to be restarted to pick up changes to /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny ?
Can you use svcadm and have no /etc/hosts.allow or /etc/hosts.deny ? (but for SunSSH only)
I have got the error "ssh_exchange_identification" connecting to the OpenSSH sshd using port 8082 which I am hoping is an /etc/hosts.allow or /etc/hosts.deny issue so I shall create these files for OpenSSH sshd.
So I am curious how SunSSH sshd handles host allow/deny.
Does SunSSH use tcp_wrappers ?
If not, I need to install tcp_wrappers for OpenSSH.
Could the installation of tcp_wrappers break SunSSH ?
I shall have at look at the Solaris 10 SystemAdministration Guide: Security Services doco.
Thanks again for all your help.

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<param-value>jsf-libs/myfaces-impl.jar</param-value>
</init-param>
4) deleted the tmp, log and data folders under <jboss_home>/server/default
directory (these were there, because i did a test start and stop)
5) Started JBoss
6) Deployed JSF application from JDeveloper.
and it worked fine.
==>For newbie's --> watch out the the url pattern in the web.xml file created by JDeveloper if you get error : FacesContext not Found
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>Faces Servlet</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/faces/*</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
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thanks once again

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Threre are many JSR's to give extensive support for developers, however, it is phone manufactures would impl. JVM/spec support on their devices. This is similar to JVM api for desktop, one can't extended the JVM features which take native os support, even if they do one machine.. others using it will not be able run your application as these systems relay upon standard jvm from Sun.
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Hi,
I have downloaded and installed "IBM Message Service client for C/C++" (in Solaris 5.8) to publish messages to Websphere MQ Topics using C++ programs. The IBM installation comes with a compiled version of the sample programs and I am able to execute them successfully using Sun studio 11's C++ compiler. But when I try to compile these sample programs , it throws the following exception.
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"SampleConsumerCPP.cpp", line 36: Error: Could not open include file<xms.hpp>.
"SampleConsumerCPP.hpp", line 39: Error: Could not open include file<helperfunctions.h>.
"SampleConsumerCPP.hpp", line 52: Error: xmsVOID is not defined.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 44: Error: xms is not defined.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 44: Error: MessageListener is not defined.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 55: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsVOID".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 55: Error: "virtual" is not allowed here.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 55: Error: Identifier expected instead of "const".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 55: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 56: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 56: Error: "," expected instead of "displayMsg".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 62: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 62: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsVOID".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 63: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsINT".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 63: Error: Identifier expected instead of "const".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 63: Error: Multiple declaration for const.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 63: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 64: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 64: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsVOID".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 65: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsINT".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 65: Error: Identifier expected instead of "const".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 65: Error: Multiple declaration for const.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 65: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 67: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 73: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsINT".
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The compiler does not recognize the "make" command either.
Find below my PATH settings.
"/tools/java/j2sdk1.4.2_08/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/data/sunstudio10/SUNWspro/bin:/opt/mqm/java/bin:/usr/openwin/bin:/data/mqapi/tools/cpp/include:/data/mqapi/tools/samples/common:/data/mqapi/lib"
where /data/mqapi contains the XMS installation.
Any pointers to solve this issue will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Meeraa

Hi,
I have downloaded and installed "IBM Message Service
client for C/C++" (in Solaris 5.8) ...
mqm$ CC SampleConsumerCPP.cpp
"SampleConsumerCPP.cpp", line 36: Error: Could not
open include file<xms.hpp>.You probably don't want to be running CC on its own.
The compiler does not recognize the "make" command
either.
Find below my PATH settings.
"/tools/java/j2sdk1.4.2_08/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin
:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/data/sunstudio1
0/SUNWspro/bin:/opt/mqm/java/bin:/usr/openwin/bin:/dat
a/mqapi/tools/cpp/include:/data/mqapi/tools/samples/co
mmon:/data/mqapi/lib"
where /data/mqapi contains the XMS installation.You need to set your path in your shell. Make sure that /usr/ccs/bin is in your PATH.
Have you really installed Studio 11 in "/data/sunstudio10" - that looks a bit confuding to me!
Paul

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I'm working in a project that uses Orbix [1] third-party libraries. I have installed the Sun Studio 12 on Solaris 10 SPARC but I have got some strange segfault problems (the exactly same code works fine in a Linux box - using g++). I read the 1.4 section of Sun Studio 12 C++ Userguide [2] but I have a doubt:
Is there no way to compile my code using Sun Studio 12 using shared libraries compiled against earlier Sun Studio C++ compiler versions (like Sun Studio 8 or some version before Sun Studio 11)?
I think my problem is related to the fact that Orbix team used Sun Studio 8 as some notes found in their headers indicate:
"IONA Technologies ART IDL Compiler POA C++ Generator asp 6.3.3 SunOS 5.8 CC_5.5 2008/06/13 21:04:37 EDT"
A secondary question: Is CC 5.5 present in Sun Studio 8, right?
Can anyone help me? Every tips are welcome :) Thanks in advance!
[1] http://web.progress.com/en/orbix/orbix_standard.html
[2] http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-7599/6nirkt6f7?a=view

AmadeuBarbosa wrote:
I'm working in a project that uses Orbix [1] third-party libraries. I have installed the Sun Studio 12 on Solaris 10 SPARC but I have got some strange segfault problems (the exactly same code works fine in a Linux box - using g++). I read the 1.4 section of Sun Studio 12 C++ Userguide [2] but I have a doubt:I don't think 1.4 Binary Compatibility Verification applies in your case. It's referring to processor capability to execute certain (new) instructions; if your third-party libraries were compiled a while ago, it's highly unlikely they use instructions not implemented by the processor you have.
Is there no way to compile my code using Sun Studio 12 using shared libraries compiled against earlier Sun Studio C++ compiler versions (like Sun Studio 8 or some version before Sun Studio 11)?Generally speaking, any library compiled with older Sun Studio C++ compiler is supposed to be compatible with any library or executable compiled with newer version provided that all parties did everything right. For example, that third-party libraries should not be statically linked with C++ run-time support libraries; your executable should be linked with latest compiler driver (CC) so that it records correct dependencies on support libraries.
Of course, there could be (and actually are) compiler bugs standing in the way of compatibility. Some of them can be fixed, some - like demangler issue described in http://docs.sun.com/source/820-4155/c++.html - can't. There is no easy way to tell if you hit a compiler bug or bulding/linking issue, or bug in the code that was previously unseen.
I think my problem is related to the fact that Orbix team used Sun Studio 8 as some notes found in their headers indicate:
"IONA Technologies ART IDL Compiler POA C++ Generator asp 6.3.3 SunOS 5.8 CC_5.5 2008/06/13 21:04:37 EDT"Yes, looks like it was compiled by 5.5, which is part of Sun Studio 8
>
A secondary question: Is CC 5.5 present in Sun Studio 8, right?That's correct.

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