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Help!  I need a clue-by-four!

We are trying to compile SATAN 1.1.1 on a 5.0.4 box with gcc.  We get major
errors in the first file (rex.c) so we are stuck.  We tried the Makefile
options that Jean-Pierre gave years ago, but that did not fix it.  Could
someone tell me if this is a waste of time, or what we are missing?

I saw one post that referred to SATAN v1.1.4 that was supposed to be "more"
SCO, but I cannot find any site that has anything over 1.1.1?  I assume
someone just mistyped it...

Steps taken:
Installed 5.0.4
Installed Headers and Libs from CD
Downloaded/installed gcc (compiler and make) from SCO Skunkwork site
Downloaded SATAN 1.1.1 and added sco option (per Jean-Pierre post from
1995) to Makefile
note: SATAN config files were modified for SCO system...

Thx,
Steve
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Steven L Cooper
Manager, Systems Engineering
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Please reply to NG only, so others may be enlightened...
The views expressed here are mine and
you can't have them...unless you agree!

I was unable to get anything to compile under gcc, including perl. BUT
here is a few ideas:
run "make linux" and follow the directions.
make a batch file called "whoami" to run "who am i"
use "make dgux" this is a system 3 like SCO.
AND, get a free, non commmerical, demo only cc licence for home developers
from sco's site, and use it on a home machine and compile satan and then
move the compiled package to the right server.
Of course you need perl as well to run satan.

Quote:> Help!  I need a clue-by-four!

> We are trying to compile SATAN 1.1.1 on a 5.0.4 box with gcc.  We get
major
> errors in the first file (rex.c) so we are stuck.  We tried the Makefile
> options that Jean-Pierre gave years ago, but that did not fix it.  Could
> someone tell me if this is a waste of time, or what we are missing?

> I saw one post that referred to SATAN v1.1.4 that was supposed to be
"more"
> SCO, but I cannot find any site that has anything over 1.1.1?  I assume
> someone just mistyped it...

> Steps taken:
> Installed 5.0.4
> Installed Headers and Libs from CD
> Downloaded/installed gcc (compiler and make) from SCO Skunkwork site
> Downloaded SATAN 1.1.1 and added sco option (per Jean-Pierre post from
> 1995) to Makefile
> note: SATAN config files were modified for SCO system...

> Thx,
> Steve
> --
> Steven L Cooper
> Manager, Systems Engineering
> ---------------------------------------
> Please reply to NG only, so others may be enlightened...
> The views expressed here are mine and
> you can't have them...unless you agree!

Quote:> Help!  I need a clue-by-four!

> We are trying to compile SATAN 1.1.1 on a 5.0.4 box with gcc.  We get
major
> errors in the first file (rex.c) so we are stuck.  We tried the Makefile
> options that Jean-Pierre gave years ago, but that did not fix it.  Could
> someone tell me if this is a waste of time, or what we are missing?

> I saw one post that referred to SATAN v1.1.4 that was supposed to be
"more"
> SCO, but I cannot find any site that has anything over 1.1.1?  I assume
> someone just mistyped it...

> Steps taken:
> Installed 5.0.4
> Installed Headers and Libs from CD
> Downloaded/installed gcc (compiler and make) from SCO Skunkwork site
> Downloaded SATAN 1.1.1 and added sco option (per Jean-Pierre post from
> 1995) to Makefile
> note: SATAN config files were modified for SCO system...

> Thx,
> Steve
> --
> Steven L Cooper
> Manager, Systems Engineering
> ---------------------------------------
> Please reply to NG only, so others may be enlightened...
> The views expressed here are mine and
> you can't have them...unless you agree!

Steven L Cooper telecommunicated (on 27Feb):
| We are trying to compile SATAN 1.1.1 on a 5.0.4 box with gcc.  We get major
| errors in the first file (rex.c) so we are stuck.  We tried the Makefile
| options that Jean-Pierre gave years ago, but that did not fix it.  Could
| someone tell me if this is a waste of time, or what we are missing?
|
| I saw one post that referred to SATAN v1.1.4 that was supposed to be "more"
| SCO, but I cannot find any site that has anything over 1.1.1?  I assume
| someone just mistyped it...
|
| Steps taken:
| Installed 5.0.4
| Installed Headers and Libs from CD
| Downloaded/installed gcc (compiler and make) from SCO Skunkwork site
| Downloaded SATAN 1.1.1 and added sco option (per Jean-Pierre post from
| 1995) to Makefile
| note: SATAN config files were modified for SCO system...

You think I remember what I did then?

You could help your cause if you told us what error you saw after you ran
'configure', then 'make'?

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Satan 1.1.4:

*** ./reconfig:

| checking to make sure all the target(s) are here...
| Ok, trying to find perl5 now... hang on a bit...

| Perl5 is in /usr/bin/perl

| changing the source in: bin/get_targets bin/faux_fping satan
bin/boot.satan bin/
| dns.satan bin/finger.satan bin/ftp.satan bin/nfs-chk.satan
bin/rex.satan bin/rpc
| .satan bin/rsh.satan bin/rusers.satan bin/showmount.satan
bin/tcpscan.satan bin/
| tftp.satan bin/udpscan.satan bin/xhost.satan bin/yp-chk.satan
bin/ypbind.satan p
| erl/html.pl

| HTML/WWW Browser is /usr/bin/X11/netscape

| So far so good...
| Looking for all the commands now...

| Ok, now doing substitutions on the shell scripts...
| Changing paths in config/paths.pl...
| Changing paths in config/paths.sh...

No problems, thus far. Then,

*** ./make sco:

| make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/local/sataninstall/satan-1.1.4exp'
| cd src/misc; make "LIBS=-lrpc -lsocket" "XFLAGS=-DAUTH_GID_T=gid_t"
"RPCGEN=rpcg
| en"
| make[2]: Entering directory
`/usr/local/sataninstall/satan-1.1.4exp/src/misc'
| gcc -O -I. -DAUTH_GID_T=gid_t   -c rex.c -o rex.o
| rex.c: In function `rex_server':
| rex.c:118: `REXPROG' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c:118: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
| rex.c:118: for each function it appears in.)
| rex.c:118: `REXVERS' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c: In function `rex_command':
| rex.c:149: syntax error before `rx_start'
| rex.c:150: syntax error before `rx_result'
| rex.c:159: `rx_start' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c:175: `REXPROC_START' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c:176: `xdr_rex_start' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c:177: `xdr_rex_result' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c:177: `rx_result' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c: In function `rex_exit':
| rex.c:215: storage size of `rx_result' isn't known
| rex.c:219: `REXPROC_WAIT' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c:221: `xdr_rex_result' undeclared (first use this function)
| make[2]: *** [rex.o] Error 1
| make[2]: Leaving directory
`/usr/local/sataninstall/satan-1.1.4exp/src/misc'
| make[1]: *** [all] Error 2
| make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/sataninstall/satan-1.1.4exp'
| make: *** [sco] Error 2

It doesn't make any difference whether you use the 95q4 gcc (-b elf) or
2.7.2 (-melf) compilers/libraries. "make linux" doesn't work, it wants
bsd libraries; make dgux gives the same result as sco, as does every
other argument.

Suppose I could contact Dan Farmer directly? What do you think?

Tony

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Quote:> Steven L Cooper telecommunicated (on 27Feb):
> | We are trying to compile SATAN 1.1.1 on a 5.0.4 box with gcc.  We get

Oops! You are right!  I should have included the output...I will hit myself
with my ruler!

Tony was nice enough to post the details for me, thanks Tony!
Steve

partial output:
| gcc -O -I. -DAUTH_GID_T=gid_t   -c rex.c -o rex.o
| rex.c: In function `rex_server':
| rex.c:118: `REXPROG' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c:118: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
| rex.c:118: for each function it appears in.)
| rex.c:118: `REXVERS' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c: In function `rex_command':
| rex.c:149: syntax error before `rx_start'
| rex.c:150: syntax error before `rx_result'
| rex.c:159: `rx_start' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c:175: `REXPROC_START' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c:176: `xdr_rex_start' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c:177: `xdr_rex_result' undeclared (first use this function)
| rex.c:177: `rx_result' undeclared (first use this function)
.
.
.

Quote:> | gcc -O -I. -DAUTH_GID_T=gid_t   -c rex.c -o rex.o
> | rex.c: In function `rex_server':
> | rex.c:118: `REXPROG' undeclared (first use this function)
<snip>
> It doesn't make any difference whether you use the 95q4 gcc (-b elf) or
> 2.7.2 (-melf) compilers/libraries. "make linux" doesn't work, it wants
> bsd libraries; make dgux gives the same result as sco, as does every
> other argument.

Soooo, is there hope, or is SCO just NOT going to work for this?
Steve

Steven L Cooper telecommunicated (on 02Mar):


| > | gcc -O -I. -DAUTH_GID_T=gid_t   -c rex.c -o rex.o
| > | rex.c: In function `rex_server':
| > | rex.c:118: `REXPROG' undeclared (first use this function)
| <snip>
| > It doesn't make any difference whether you use the 95q4 gcc (-b elf) or
| > 2.7.2 (-melf) compilers/libraries. "make linux" doesn't work, it wants
| > bsd libraries; make dgux gives the same result as sco, as does every
| > other argument.
|
| Yes this is my problem! Thanks, Tony, for adding what I left out of my post
| (egg on face)...
|
| Soooo, is there hope, or is SCO just NOT going to work for this?
| Steve

As I said, I compiled Satan on SCO Unix last year with no big effort;
I'll try to scratch around and see what I did in a day or two.

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Steven L Cooper telecommunicated (on 02Mar):


| > | gcc -O -I. -DAUTH_GID_T=gid_t   -c rex.c -o rex.o
| > | rex.c: In function `rex_server':
| > | rex.c:118: `REXPROG' undeclared (first use this function)
| <snip>
| > It doesn't make any difference whether you use the 95q4 gcc (-b elf) or
| > 2.7.2 (-melf) compilers/libraries. "make linux" doesn't work, it wants
| > bsd libraries; make dgux gives the same result as sco, as does every
| > other argument.
|
| Yes this is my problem! Thanks, Tony, for adding what I left out of my post
| (egg on face)...
|
| Soooo, is there hope, or is SCO just NOT going to work for this?

In my Makefile, this is what I have for target 'sco':

sco:

                XFLAGS="-DAUTH_GID_T=gid_t -DTIRPC"

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