Yesterday I tried to install a chroot scp\/sftp on my xen, first of the setup_chroot.sh script failed because it couldn’t find my ld.so (a like) file. By looking in the script I found out, it checked against some possible candidates.<\/p>\n
I’m running a debian in my xen, but also at home and at home the script ran without a glitch. So finding out which candidate was the good one, I came a cross a file like \/lib\/ld-linux.so-2, using dpkg –search ld-linux.so-2 if found out this file was in the libc6 package.<\/p>\n
So in my xen I did a dpkg -L libc6 en there it was the file was called something different, so making a link (ln -s \/lib\/… ld-linux.so-2) it now seemed to work.<\/p>\n
However when I logged in a test account using winscp, I got a lot of errors. But these errors will have to wait for the next night.<\/p>\n
also in my todo, finding out what libc6 does, don’t know the package.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yesterday I tried to install a chroot scp\/sftp on my xen, first of the setup_chroot.sh script failed because it couldn’t find my ld.so (a like) file. By looking in the script I found out, it checked against some possible candidates. I’m running a debian in my xen, but also at home and at home the … <\/p>\n