I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?
Thanks
You can find the patch here.
http://www.qnx.com/developer/download/updates/qnx4/index.html
Regards,
Joe
Enrico Rossetti <pdconnet@tin.it> wrote in message
news:b4qerm$hie$1@inn.qnx.com…
I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?Thanks
Sorry to usurp your thread Enrico, but…
Has the “security fix” (ucrypt instead of qcrypt) been applied to the recent
update releases (OS & TCP/IP)? I searched through all the release notes and
didn’t find any mention of it.
I also just updated a test system form 4.25E w/ the Ucrypt security fix
installed to 4.25G… and I wasn’t able to login afterwards. I used the
altboot back door to gain access and noticed that ‘login’ was dated Mar ??
2000 and the ucrypt/security fix version is dated Apr 26 2000… so I copied
the ucrypt version from another node and all is well. Are there still two
different upgrade paths… 3 years later?
-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <pdconnet@tin.it> wrote in message
news:b4qerm$hie$1@inn.qnx.com…
I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?Thanks
“Rob” <rob@spamyouself.com> wrote in message
news:b4qsrp$36p$1@inn.qnx.com…
Sorry to usurp your thread Enrico, but…
Has the “security fix” (ucrypt instead of qcrypt) been applied to the
recent
update releases (OS & TCP/IP)? I searched through all the release notes
and
didn’t find any mention of it.I also just updated a test system form 4.25E w/ the Ucrypt security fix
installed to 4.25G… and I wasn’t able to login afterwards. I used the
altboot back door to gain access and noticed that ‘login’ was dated Mar ??
2000 and the ucrypt/security fix version is dated Apr 26 2000… so I
copied
the ucrypt version from another node and all is well. Are there still two
different upgrade paths… 3 years later?
I had the same problem.
-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <> pdconnet@tin.it> > wrote in message
news:b4qerm$hie$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?Thanks
\
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 ha scritto nel messaggio
news:b4rin3$op5$1@inn.qnx.com…
“Rob” <> rob@spamyouself.com> > wrote in message
news:b4qsrp$36p$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Sorry to usurp your thread Enrico, but…Has the “security fix” (ucrypt instead of qcrypt) been applied to the
recent
update releases (OS & TCP/IP)? I searched through all the release notes
and
didn’t find any mention of it.I also just updated a test system form 4.25E w/ the Ucrypt security fix
installed to 4.25G… and I wasn’t able to login afterwards. I used the
altboot back door to gain access and noticed that ‘login’ was dated Mar
??
2000 and the ucrypt/security fix version is dated Apr 26 2000… so I
copied
the ucrypt version from another node and all is well. Are there still
two
different upgrade paths… 3 years later?I had the same problem.
Thanks a lot!
So I have to clear root’s password before upgrading and then install the
security patch again.
Am I right?
-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <> pdconnet@tin.it> > wrote in message
news:b4qerm$hie$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?Thanks
\
Yes, it sure looks like that is what is required, if one upgrades to 4.25G
and wants/has the ucrypt security fix and/or Tcp/ip v5.0.
QSSL… Any plans for a security fix upgrade? Or word that none of the
utilities in the original security fix have changed?
-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <enrico.rossetti@connetweb.com> wrote in message
news:b4s4rn$eor$1@inn.qnx.com…
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 ha scritto nel messaggio
news:b4rin3$op5$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …“Rob” <> rob@spamyouself.com> > wrote in message
news:b4qsrp$36p$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Sorry to usurp your thread Enrico, but…Has the “security fix” (ucrypt instead of qcrypt) been applied to the
recent
update releases (OS & TCP/IP)? I searched through all the release
notes
and
didn’t find any mention of it.I also just updated a test system form 4.25E w/ the Ucrypt security
fix
installed to 4.25G… and I wasn’t able to login afterwards. I used
the
altboot back door to gain access and noticed that ‘login’ was dated
Mar
??
2000 and the ucrypt/security fix version is dated Apr 26 2000… so I
copied
the ucrypt version from another node and all is well. Are there still
two
different upgrade paths… 3 years later?I had the same problem.
Thanks a lot!
So I have to clear root’s password before upgrading and then install the
security patch again.
Am I right?-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <> pdconnet@tin.it> > wrote in message
news:b4qerm$hie$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?Thanks
\
I’m looking into this right now. Gdf&^%*(^ security patch!
So far it doesn’t look like any of the components in the security patch have
been updated, what happened is that we backdated one (login) as a side
effect of how the patch process works. I’m trying to figure out a clean way
to fix it that works moving forwards…
For now you can either copy the April 26 2000 copy of login back to /bin (if
you can find it), or reinstall the security patch.
-Martin.
“Rob” <rob@spamyouself.com> wrote in message
news:b4st4a$asc$1@inn.qnx.com…
Yes, it sure looks like that is what is required, if one upgrades to 4.25G
and wants/has the ucrypt security fix and/or Tcp/ip v5.0.QSSL… Any plans for a security fix upgrade? Or word that none of the
utilities in the original security fix have changed?-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <> enrico.rossetti@connetweb.com> > wrote in message
news:b4s4rn$eor$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 ha scritto nel messaggio
news:b4rin3$op5$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …“Rob” <> rob@spamyouself.com> > wrote in message
news:b4qsrp$36p$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Sorry to usurp your thread Enrico, but…Has the “security fix” (ucrypt instead of qcrypt) been applied to
the
recent
update releases (OS & TCP/IP)? I searched through all the release
notes
and
didn’t find any mention of it.I also just updated a test system form 4.25E w/ the Ucrypt security
fix
installed to 4.25G… and I wasn’t able to login afterwards. I used
the
altboot back door to gain access and noticed that ‘login’ was dated
Mar
??
2000 and the ucrypt/security fix version is dated Apr 26 2000… so
I
copied
the ucrypt version from another node and all is well. Are there
still
two
different upgrade paths… 3 years later?I had the same problem.
Thanks a lot!
So I have to clear root’s password before upgrading and then install the
security patch again.
Am I right?-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <> pdconnet@tin.it> > wrote in message
news:b4qerm$hie$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?Thanks
\
Thanks, Martin. At least we now know we’re not missing anything.
“Martin Walter” <martin@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:b554a6$7i0$1@nntp.qnx.com…
I’m looking into this right now. Gdf&^%*(^ security patch!
So far it doesn’t look like any of the components in the security patch
have
been updated, what happened is that we backdated one (login) as a side
effect of how the patch process works. I’m trying to figure out a clean
way
to fix it that works moving forwards…For now you can either copy the April 26 2000 copy of login back to /bin
(if
you can find it), or reinstall the security patch.-Martin.
“Rob” <> rob@spamyouself.com> > wrote in message
news:b4st4a$asc$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Yes, it sure looks like that is what is required, if one upgrades to
4.25G
and wants/has the ucrypt security fix and/or Tcp/ip v5.0.QSSL… Any plans for a security fix upgrade? Or word that none of the
utilities in the original security fix have changed?-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <> enrico.rossetti@connetweb.com> > wrote in message
news:b4s4rn$eor$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 ha scritto nel messaggio
news:b4rin3$op5$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …“Rob” <> rob@spamyouself.com> > wrote in message
news:b4qsrp$36p$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Sorry to usurp your thread Enrico, but…Has the “security fix” (ucrypt instead of qcrypt) been applied to
the
recent
update releases (OS & TCP/IP)? I searched through all the release
notes
and
didn’t find any mention of it.I also just updated a test system form 4.25E w/ the Ucrypt
security
fix
installed to 4.25G… and I wasn’t able to login afterwards. I
used
the
altboot back door to gain access and noticed that ‘login’ was
dated
Mar
??
2000 and the ucrypt/security fix version is dated Apr 26 2000…
so
I
copied
the ucrypt version from another node and all is well. Are there
still
two
different upgrade paths… 3 years later?I had the same problem.
Thanks a lot!
So I have to clear root’s password before upgrading and then install
the
security patch again.
Am I right?-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <> pdconnet@tin.it> > wrote in message
news:b4qerm$hie$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?Thanks
\
I can’t install QNX 4.25 patch G on my system!
I downloaded the upgrade files and when I started phinstall from my Product
Suite CD (Jul 99) I could see the list of packages on the CD I’ve installed
on my host.
I selected File–>Source and then the file to install (qnx-4.25-01G.tarx).
At this point I could choose between two command buttons (Scan or Cancel);
both brought me back to the list of packages on CD I’ve already installed!
Help!
Thanks.
Enrico Rossetti
“Hardware Support” <hw@qnx.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:b4qh9e$f98$1@nntp.qnx.com…
You can find the patch here.
http://www.qnx.com/developer/download/updates/qnx4/index.html
Regards,
Joe
Enrico Rossetti <> pdconnet@tin.it> > wrote in message
news:b4qerm$hie$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?Thanks
\
From here you need to select “scan archives”, then you need to look at the
list of patches available for tciip, and select the new patches then select
“finish”.
Note: you must be loged in as root to do this.
Note2: If you have installed the security patch (it will show up in you list
of products and show if it’s installed or not) you may wish to wait as we’re
investigating to see if we have over written any componens from thsi patch
by mistake.
-Martin.
“Enrico Rossetti” <enrico.rossetti@connetweb.com> wrote in message
news:b573ik$keg$1@inn.qnx.com…
I can’t install QNX 4.25 patch G on my system!
I downloaded the upgrade files and when I started phinstall from my
Product
Suite CD (Jul 99) I could see the list of packages on the CD I’ve
installed
on my host.
I selected File–>Source and then the file to install (qnx-4.25-01G.tarx).
At this point I could choose between two command buttons (Scan or Cancel);
both brought me back to the list of packages on CD I’ve already installed!Help!
Thanks.
Enrico Rossetti
“Hardware Support” <> hw@qnx.com> > ha scritto nel messaggio
news:b4qh9e$f98$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
You can find the patch here.http://www.qnx.com/developer/download/updates/qnx4/index.html
Regards,
Joe
Enrico Rossetti <> pdconnet@tin.it> > wrote in message
news:b4qerm$hie$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?Thanks
\
NOTE: These could also be a problem with the tcp/ip 4.25 patch D and the
security patch, we’re looking into this right now as well.
If you are running TCP/IP 5.0 there shouldn’t be an issues.
Stay tunned.
-Martin.
“Rob” <rob@spamyouself.com> wrote in message
news:b55a5a$j0g$1@inn.qnx.com…
Thanks, Martin. At least we now know we’re not missing anything.
“Martin Walter” <> martin@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:b554a6$7i0$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
I’m looking into this right now. Gdf&^%*(^ security patch!So far it doesn’t look like any of the components in the security patch
have
been updated, what happened is that we backdated one (login) as a side
effect of how the patch process works. I’m trying to figure out a clean
way
to fix it that works moving forwards…For now you can either copy the April 26 2000 copy of login back to /bin
(if
you can find it), or reinstall the security patch.-Martin.
“Rob” <> rob@spamyouself.com> > wrote in message
news:b4st4a$asc$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Yes, it sure looks like that is what is required, if one upgrades to
4.25G
and wants/has the ucrypt security fix and/or Tcp/ip v5.0.QSSL… Any plans for a security fix upgrade? Or word that none of
the
utilities in the original security fix have changed?-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <> enrico.rossetti@connetweb.com> > wrote in message
news:b4s4rn$eor$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 ha scritto nel messaggio
news:b4rin3$op5$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …“Rob” <> rob@spamyouself.com> > wrote in message
news:b4qsrp$36p$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Sorry to usurp your thread Enrico, but…Has the “security fix” (ucrypt instead of qcrypt) been applied
to
the
recent
update releases (OS & TCP/IP)? I searched through all the
release
notes
and
didn’t find any mention of it.I also just updated a test system form 4.25E w/ the Ucrypt
security
fix
installed to 4.25G… and I wasn’t able to login afterwards. I
used
the
altboot back door to gain access and noticed that ‘login’ was
dated
Mar
??
2000 and the ucrypt/security fix version is dated Apr 26 2000…
so
I
copied
the ucrypt version from another node and all is well. Are there
still
two
different upgrade paths… 3 years later?I had the same problem.
Thanks a lot!
So I have to clear root’s password before upgrading and then install
the
security patch again.
Am I right?-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <> pdconnet@tin.it> > wrote in message
news:b4qerm$hie$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?Thanks
\
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003 13:46:35 +0100, “Enrico Rossetti” <enrico.rossetti@connetweb.com> wrote:
I can’t install QNX 4.25 patch G on my system!
I downloaded the upgrade files and when I started phinstall from my Product
Suite CD (Jul 99) I could see the list of packages on the CD I’ve installed
on my host.
I selected File–>Source and then the file to install (qnx-4.25-01G.tarx).
At this point I could choose between two command buttons (Scan or Cancel);
both brought me back to the list of packages on CD I’ve already installed!
I believe you will need the install from the Dec '99 CD (or later).
The phinstall’s are not compatible.
(I wish this was downloadable-it seems a waste to have to get this CD
just for the phinstall which QNX changed…)
acellarius@yahoo.com wrote:
[…]
(I wish this was downloadable-it seems a waste to have to get this CD
just for the phinstall which QNX changed…)
You totally voiced my thoughts here. I have these *.tarx files here which
are completely useless to me without phinstall. I contacted my sales rep
in the Netherlands for advise on how to proceed two weeks ago. The
individual promised to get back to me, but I’m still waiting…
All I need is phinstall. (Of course if QSSL would just package it in *.tgz
format, I wouldn’t have this problem.) And in case you (QSSL) are
wondering why I don’t have phinstall in the first place: all of our 170+
licenses were purchased in the pre-phinstall days.
If QSSL would like to contact me by email, please direct this to:
rwlake at anp dot nl.
regards,
rick
For now you can either copy the April 26 2000 copy of login back to /bin
(if
you can find it), or reinstall the security patch.
Hum that is the version currenlty installed and I had to reenter all
password after the upgrade and since then TCPIP (5.0) ftp does not accept
password?
There is a file called login.qcrypt on the system date march 2?
I’m confused 
-Martin.
“Rob” <> rob@spamyouself.com> > wrote in message
news:b4st4a$asc$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Yes, it sure looks like that is what is required, if one upgrades to
4.25G
and wants/has the ucrypt security fix and/or Tcp/ip v5.0.QSSL… Any plans for a security fix upgrade? Or word that none of the
utilities in the original security fix have changed?-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <> enrico.rossetti@connetweb.com> > wrote in message
news:b4s4rn$eor$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 ha scritto nel messaggio
news:b4rin3$op5$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …“Rob” <> rob@spamyouself.com> > wrote in message
news:b4qsrp$36p$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Sorry to usurp your thread Enrico, but…Has the “security fix” (ucrypt instead of qcrypt) been applied to
the
recent
update releases (OS & TCP/IP)? I searched through all the release
notes
and
didn’t find any mention of it.I also just updated a test system form 4.25E w/ the Ucrypt
security
fix
installed to 4.25G… and I wasn’t able to login afterwards. I
used
the
altboot back door to gain access and noticed that ‘login’ was
dated
Mar
??
2000 and the ucrypt/security fix version is dated Apr 26 2000…
so
I
copied
the ucrypt version from another node and all is well. Are there
still
two
different upgrade paths… 3 years later?I had the same problem.
Thanks a lot!
So I have to clear root’s password before upgrading and then install
the
security patch again.
Am I right?-Rob
“Enrico Rossetti” <> pdconnet@tin.it> > wrote in message
news:b4qerm$hie$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I can’t find the upgrade to qnx 4.25G on quics.
Any hints?Thanks
\
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 wrote in message
news:b5a1b5$3mk$1@inn.qnx.com…
For now you can either copy the April 26 2000 copy of login back to /bin
(if
you can find it), or reinstall the security patch.Hum that is the version currenlty installed and I had to reenter all
password after the upgrade and since then TCPIP (5.0) ftp does not accept
password?There is a file called login.qcrypt on the system date march 2?
I’m confused >
Me too 
April 26th 2000 /bin/login is the one from the Security patch. size is
24060 cksum 2752494219.
Installing the QNX 4.25 Patch G should have installed the March 02nd 2000
version of login (which would have made your existing passwords invalid).
The old login (March 02/00) would be incompatible with the TCPIP 5.0 ftp,
but the Apr 26 version should work. It certainly sounds to me like you have
the old (qcrypt) version of login.
Please verify with cksum and let me know.
-Martin.
Rick’s CD is on it’s way.
“Rick Lake” <rwlake@spamfree.domain.invalid> wrote in message
news:b580j4$meq$1@inn.qnx.com…
acellarius@yahoo.com > wrote:
[…]
(I wish this was downloadable-it seems a waste to have to get this CD
just for the phinstall which QNX changed…)You totally voiced my thoughts here. I have these *.tarx files here which
are completely useless to me without phinstall. I contacted my sales rep
in the Netherlands for advise on how to proceed two weeks ago. The
individual promised to get back to me, but I’m still waiting…All I need is phinstall. (Of course if QSSL would just package it in *.tgz
format, I wouldn’t have this problem.) And in case you (QSSL) are
wondering why I don’t have phinstall in the first place: all of our 170+
licenses were purchased in the pre-phinstall days.If QSSL would like to contact me by email, please direct this to:
rwlake at anp dot nl.
regards,
rick
fmartens-2000 <fmartens-2000@planet.nl> wrote:
Rick’s CD is on it’s way.
Great!
Thanks a million 
regards,
rick
“Martin Walter” <martin@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:b5a380$her$1@nntp.qnx.com…
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 wrote in message
news:b5a1b5$3mk$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
For now you can either copy the April 26 2000 copy of login back to
/bin
(if
you can find it), or reinstall the security patch.Hum that is the version currenlty installed and I had to reenter all
password after the upgrade and since then TCPIP (5.0) ftp does not
accept
password?There is a file called login.qcrypt on the system date march 2?
I’m confused >
Me too >
April 26th 2000 /bin/login is the one from the Security patch. size is
24060 cksum 2752494219.Installing the QNX 4.25 Patch G should have installed the March 02nd 2000
version of login (which would have made your existing passwords invalid).The old login (March 02/00) would be incompatible with the TCPIP 5.0 ftp,
but the Apr 26 version should work. It certainly sounds to me like you
have
the old (qcrypt) version of login.Please verify with cksum and let me know.
login is indeed April 26 same cksum as yours. ftp is dated nov 5 1999?
Maybe it’s ftp that is wrong, but then why would is stop working after
installing the patch g?
Looking at backup of project I found a login program of size 24911 which is
the one that worked in conjonction with TCP/IP 5. I can’t tell the data
because that info is lost in the way backup are done.
- Mario
-Martin.
April 26th 2000 /bin/login is the one from the Security patch. size is
24060 cksum 2752494219.Installing the QNX 4.25 Patch G should have installed the March 02nd
2000
version of login (which would have made your existing passwords
invalid).The old login (March 02/00) would be incompatible with the TCPIP 5.0
ftp,
but the Apr 26 version should work. It certainly sounds to me like you
have
the old (qcrypt) version of login.Please verify with cksum and let me know.
login is indeed April 26 same cksum as yours. ftp is dated nov 5 1999?
Maybe it’s ftp that is wrong, but then why would is stop working after
installing the patch g?Looking at backup of project I found a login program of size 24911 which
is
the one that worked in conjonction with TCP/IP 5. I can’t tell the data
because that info is lost in the way backup are done.
Hmm… I can’t find a login that size anywhere!
That ftp is correct for TCP/IP 5.0, which should only work with the new
crypt files anyway.
Have you also applied the TCP/IP 4.25 Patch D?
I did a pile of testing yesterday and I think the best way to straighten
things out is to use phinstall to un-install the security patch, then
install patch G, then re-install the seurity patch.
Do the same for TCP/IP Patch D if you installed that. Note: something is
not right for teh tcp/ip security patch reletive to phinstall, it shows a
patch A subcomponent. If you remove teh sub component you don’t reall do
anything, instesad, right click on the green box with te + sign in it, and
select delet, then start, and teh TCP/IP security patch will be
un-installed.
We’re doing more testing on this and will change the install instructions
before enabling downloads for these patches again.
Sorry everyone for the inconvenience, I guess we should have tested on
machines with uaser accounts and passwords!
-Martin.
login is indeed April 26 same cksum as yours. ftp is dated nov 5 1999?
Maybe it’s ftp that is wrong, but then why would is stop working after
installing the patch g?
Can you give me date and cksum on the ftpd that you are using?
Looking at backup of project I found a login program of size 24911 which
is
the one that worked in conjonction with TCP/IP 5. I can’t tell the data
because that info is lost in the way backup are done.
- Mario
-Martin.
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