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Broken SSH

Broken SSH

2004-01-06       - By Laura Noe

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I have upgraded Perl and its dependencies; however, now it appears that ssh is
broken as it fails to start during the boot process and I receive this
following error:

/usr/sbin/sshd:  error while loading shared libraries:  libkrb5.so.3:  cannot
open shared object file:  no such file or directory

However, the file is present.  I also receive this error when attempting to
manually start sshd in the inittab.

It also seemed to have broken x11, but I took the steps necessary to not boot
up to a graphical interface-so this is not a concern.  Before this was modified
, I was also receiving these errors upon boot up:

INIT:  Id "x" respawning too fast:  disabled for 5 minutes

What is the best way to resolve my broken ssh?

Sincerely,

Laura Noe