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Re: openssl thread support

it's a bug. Version of OpenSolaris containg build 43 should support it. It will come together with OpenSSL resync from 0.9.7d to 0.9.8a. Jan.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Solution to pam_ldap + ssh public keys

I have a question or two; when you say this is fixed in the current Solaris Express, do you mean the fix exists in pam_ldap or in Solaris SSH? And if pam_ldap, would I be able to get the pam_ldap library from Solaris Express and just plunk it into my Solaris 10 /usr/lib/security directory and voila? Thanks for the tips, erich Darren J Moffat wrote: Erich Weiler wrote: Hi Serge, Reagrding the post at: https://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=15536 Do you know if Sun has come out with an updated pam_ldap that allows folks to log in using ssh public keys? I noticed that, according to this thread, Sun engineers were working on it back on October of 2005, I figured since it's now 9 months later maybe it was finished? Just wondering, because this problem is the only thing holding our Solaris LDAP rollout back. The bug is fixed in current Solaris Express releases. For Solaris 10 use this workaround: # cat >> /etc/pam.conf <<EOM ssh-pubkey account requisite pam_roles.so.1 ssh-pubkey account required pam_unix_account.so.1 EOM Note that there is no server_policy entry on the pam_unix_account line. _______________________________________________ opensolaris-rfe mailing list opensolaris-rfe-xZgeD5Kw2fzokhkdeNNY6A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Re: openssl thread support

it's a bug. Version of OpenSolaris containg build 43 should support it. It will come together with OpenSSL resync from 0.9.7d to 0.9.8a. Jan.

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binary execution a la Apple(r) Rosetta(r)

A feature I would like to have is binary execution of sparc binaries on x86. I am sure I am not the first person to think of this, but after quickly reviewing the posted RFEs in this forum I couldn't see anything related. I'm not sure what this entails, but the ability of being able to run the Adobe Acrobat Reader on x86 would be huge. Thanks!