
The files are MIPS binaries or archives containing MIPS binaries. 
ssh+sshd.tar.gz contains the ssh-1.2.17 binaries. sshd was VERY hard to
compile. Now it doesn't reserve a pty, but if you have /bin/sh or /bin/jsh
in /etc/passwd it works. (but it doesn't work with bash...)
AND you can't change your password from the ssh session. (it says memory 
fault)

pine.tar.gz contains pine and pico.
net.tar.gz contains the following files:

usr/ucb/telnet
usr/etc/ping
usr/etc/traceroute
usr/local/lib/sendmail.8.8.5.dns
usr/lib/sendmail symbolic link to /usr/local/lib/sendmail.8.8.5.dns
usr/lib/sendmail.cf.dns.ctrl
usr/local/lib/smrsh
etc/sendmail.cf symbolic link to /usr/lib/sendmail.cf.dns.ctrl

    I recompiled telnet and ping because on my machine they really don't
want to use the nameserver. Also traceroute is compiled to use the
nameserver, but because of what I think is a bug in the gethostbyaddr
implementation it cannot do reverse lookup. (Tha t's also the case with
sendmail.) Anyway, they work fine otherwise.This sendmail seemed to cope
with 1000 users for a few months until now. 
    The sendmail.cf is just an example for those who haven't got the
chance to see a V8 sendmail until now. Though it is perfectly working out
of the box, but I recommend changing a few thigs. (fallback MX host and
so...)
named-with-xfer.tar.gz contains Berkeley 4.3bsd-tahoe named. The native 
named on these MIPS machines did not have named-xfer so when it 
transfers a zone it stops answering queries. This is not usually a problem 
unless the primary nameserver is down. But if you have slow modem links, 
it can be a real pain.

The rest of them should be self-explaining. 

   All the stuff has been compiled on a Control Data CD4330 (cpu R3000, 40
Megs of RAM) machine using cc2.11 and cc2.20. (ssh is compiled partly with
cc2.20). The operating system is EP/IX 1.4.3, I think RISCos 4.52. I have
more, (gcc 2.6.3 and libg++ 2.6.2) if you want them please contact me. 

   An alternate site for these binaries is 

ftp://ftp.unibuc.ro/pub/unix/MIPS. Try it.


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