[Openswan Users] openswan testing

Michael Richardson mcr at sandelman.ottawa.on.ca
Wed Sep 15 14:54:01 CEST 2004


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>>>>> "Paul" == Paul Wouters <paul at xelerance.com> writes:
    Paul> On Wed, 15 Sep 2004, Eric Marchionni wrote:
    >> i was experimenting a little bit with the openswan testing scripts, but
    >> didn't suceed.
    >> i tried 2 different kernels (2.4.26 and 2.4.19) and different versions of
    >> openswan (2.1.5 and 2.1.2), but everytime while compiling errors
    >> occured.

  2.4.26 isn't certified to work by me... I've not tried anything newer
than 2.4.20, I think. I had a lot of problems with the 2.4.20+ UML
kernels. Specifically, UML has a habit of just freezing/dying in certain
circumstances (such as starting/stopping it), and it got a lot worse
after 2.4.19. 
  Please use *LINUS* 2.4.19 plus uml patch 47.

    >> well, i'm no more working on that but still thought some of you might have
    >> expirienced problems as well or might be interessted in that information,
    >> so i post a log file of an output. you can find it at:
    >> http://linux.marchionni.ch/os-2.1.5_l-2.4.19-47_rfs18.0.log
    >> as the name indicates, i used openswan 2.1.5, kernel 2.4.19-47 and the
    >> rootfilesystem 18.0.

    Paul> It seems that the redhat kernel you used was never tested to compile on UML.
    Paul> I believe the ptproxy is part of the Andrew FileSystem (AFS). Try disabling
    Paul> that in your kernel config file?
 
  No, ptproxy is a the "ptrace proxy". It permits one to run gdb on the
kernel. GDB needs to use ptrace, and UML needs to use ptrace (on
itself). Thus a problem in TT mode.

  You can try turning that off.

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