Re: [uml-user] sshd connection closed

2005-11-04 Thread Ian Smith-Heisters
Sorry, thought that would ensure compatibility, and hadn't seen instructions to do otherwise. With defconfig, it's much snappier. Excellent. Thanks again, Ian Jeff Dike wrote: On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 11:42:20AM -0500, Ian Smith-Heisters wrote: Server listening on 10.1.200.150 port 22. debug3

Re: [uml-user] sshd connection closed

2005-11-04 Thread Jeff Dike
On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 11:42:20AM -0500, Ian Smith-Heisters wrote: > Server listening on 10.1.200.150 port 22. > debug3: fd 4 is not O_NONBLOCK > reexec socketpair: Address family not supported by protocol On IRC yesterday, you said that the UML config was the same as the host, as though that wer

Re: [uml-user] sshd connection closed

2005-11-04 Thread Ian Smith-Heisters
Thanks, I've only ever compiled the kernel on debian-based systems. make-kpkg abstracts these details away, and it totally slipped my mind. Things are going spiffily now. Thanks again, Ian Blaisorblade wrote: On Friday 04 November 2005 18:01, Ian Smith-Heisters wrote: Okay, I solved my own

Re: [uml-user] sshd connection closed

2005-11-04 Thread Blaisorblade
On Friday 04 November 2005 18:01, Ian Smith-Heisters wrote: > Okay, I solved my own problem (well, I had help from a genius). > Turns out UNIX sockets needed to be compiled into the guest kernel, not > as a module. > Which brings up another question. When I first booted the uml-guest I > got a mo

Re: [uml-user] sshd connection closed

2005-11-04 Thread Antoine Martin
> Which brings up another question. When I first booted the uml-guest I > got a modules.dep does not exist error. The recommendation I read for > dealing with this was to touch modules.dep, which certainly did get > rid > of the errors. > > However, is this problem indicative of further problem

Re: [uml-user] sshd connection closed

2005-11-04 Thread Ian Smith-Heisters
Okay, I solved my own problem (well, I had help from a genius). Turns out UNIX sockets needed to be compiled into the guest kernel, not as a module. Which brings up another question. When I first booted the uml-guest I got a modules.dep does not exist error. The recommendation I read for dea

[uml-user] sshd connection closed

2005-11-04 Thread Ian Smith-Heisters
Hi all, I'm having trouble getting SSHD to work in a UML guest. I've compiled from kernel 2.6.12-686-smp under Ubuntu using the skas-v9-pre7 patch for the host and bs11 for the guest. I've got networking setup using a bridge on the host and tuntap. I can get a netcat connection from my workst