problem compiling arla-0.34.1

[Bernhard Mogens Ege]

>>>>> "Love" == Love  <lha at stacken.kth.se> writes:

> Bernhard Mogens Ege <bme at vision.auc.dk> writes:
>> The kernel automatically finds kgcc and uses it, which is why I tried
>> it (and probably why it worked). I didn't write it, but I did a
>> CC=kgcc ./configure which worked.
>> 
>> If gcc-2.96 is working with the latest CVS, I will try it. I am
>> located behind a firewall, so it might not be possible. I'll try.

> I have build current arla on a gcc-2.96 computer (redhat-6.9.5, aka
> pinstripe).

> If you can ssh out you can use:

> env CVS_RSH=ssh cvs -d anoncvs at anoncvs.stacken.kth.se:/stacken-cvs checkout arla

> If not, there is snapshot for you at:

> ftp://ftp.stacken.kth.se/pub/arla/snap/arla-pinstripe.tar.gz

I got the snapshot you created for me (thanks) as I couldn't get
through the firewall.

I am not very strong in ssh/cvs but I managed to checkout (and still
can) wine (windows emulator). I have access to a machine (SunOS) that
is not behind the firewall, which makes it possible. This is what I do
(my i386 is overmind, SunOS is aegir).

checkout:

overmind: ssh -L 2401:cvs.winehq.com:2401 aegir
overmind: export CVSROOT=:pserver:cvs at localhost:/home/wine
overmind: cvs login (passwd=cvs)
overmind: cvs co wine

update: 

overmind: ssh -L 2401:cvs.winehq.com:2401 aegir
overmind: cvs update

This, however, wont work for arla, maybe because it requires no
passwd. Hmm, just checking with netstat and port 514 (shell) is used,
but not having root access on aegir (SunOS), not port lower than 1024
can be looped.

I am checking to see if I can find a way (hey, its fun!) ;-)

regards,

Bernhard Ege