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[hackuas]

Greetings friends!!!!
I for the first time visit(attend) your forum. A lot of new and unusual to me - I from Russia.
Very much want to receive ïîùü from you!
Prompt how to compile ttbd.c from rpc-ttdb under Linux RH-9
he is compiled under Solaris. I can not find a way
HELP!!!!

[tampabay420]

ok, are you trying to compile something for Solaris on your RedHat?

[prodikal]

Well i know you're english is not great but have you tried the gcc compiler (ie) gcc -o <filename> <filename.c>
or you could try make ttdb. Or maybe gcc wasnt in you're PATH ? if not it is located at /usr/bin/gcc there is always the manual for gcc read that if you need more info

[hackuas]

CïÃ*ñèáî friends!
Yes I with English was not so good. But you perfectly I understand!
The matter is that I compiled various file.c much
And frequently I find a way to put on the OS the most unexpected programs.
On the spot a case special: gcc - in the order, and the idea does not come.
I can paint, that she(it) there "curses". In that program and one I have made only two files. It(he) now works under RH,
With the second problem " Compiling the exploit :

A precompiled version of the exploit is available on www.anticode.com,
although it can only be run from machines running Solaris 2.5.1. If
you want to compile the exploit from the source code, read the comments.

[DjM]

Originally posted here by hackuas
Compiling the exploit :

A precompiled version of the exploit is available on www.anticode.com,
although it can only be run from machines running Solaris 2.5.1. If
you want to compile the exploit from the source code, read the comments.

Given this is a Security site, some people here might be interested in knowing why you are trying to compile an "exploit".
Most people here are in the business of fighting computer exploits.

Cheers:

[hackuas]

All is very simple! I administer protected enough network,
But the description of the given product induce on some doubts........
The enemy should be known
Or at you other opinion?

[Tedob1]

in many cases code written for solaris has to be ported over (re-written) to Linux. Although solaris is *nix it is on a different platform, making calls meant for the SPARC architecture that are different from i386

the anti-code site has been taken down for some time now so i have no way of knowing what exploit your talking about. im sure that its not new if you got it from there and a linux version should be available on the net somewhere.