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In article <30FEE2ED.3BDF@surf.TeleCommerce.com>,
Operator  <Doug@TeleCommerce.com> wrote:
>I got the following results when trying to compile logdaemon on Solaris
>2.4:
>
>$ make sunos5
>for i in ftpd login rexecd; \
>do \
>	(cd $i; make sunos5-skey); \
>done
>cd ../skey; make sunos5
>/usr/local/gnu/bin/gcc -DTEST -O -DSYSV4 -DSKEY -I../skey
>-DPERMIT_CONSOLE -DKEYACCESS=\"/etc/skey.access\"
>-DKEYFILE=\"/etc/skeykeys\" -DMD5  -s -o skeyaccess skeyaccess.c -lnsl
>ld: fatal: file skeyaccess: cannot open file; errno=13
>*** Error code 1
>make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `skeyaccess'
>Current working directory /usr/local/logdaemon-5.0/skey
>*** Error code 1
[snip snip]
>
>I'm sure it's something obvious, but I don't have a clue.
>
>Doug Lakin

I untarred something as root one time which created a directory owned
by root.  I then did a make in that directory as myself(not root) and 
got something like the above.  The directory permissions didn't allow anyone
but root to write to that directory.

--mikeh