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- Known bugs as of Aug 23, 1991.
-
- * One version of Crack 3.2 has gotten away from me with the
- DEVELOPMENT_VERSION symbol #defined. This is OK if you are on a
- DEC Risc-Ultrix box, but probably not otherwise. Doublecheck this.
- If you are reading this message, you should be OK.
-
- * GCC : Doesn't seem to want to compile fcrypt() so that it is
- compatible with crypt(). Use your stock CC. If this doesn't work,
- "#undef CRYPT" in "Sources/conf.h" and run without fcrypt().
-
- If you can follow the fcrypt() code, let me know what GCC doesn't
- like. Otherwise, just tell me about it.
-
- * AIX : Doesn't like the -O2 flag, which is survivable on most versions
- of Unix. It's just a switch to turn on optimisation and so may be
- safely removed.
-
- * AIX : Didn't like putting static data items > 256 in a u_char. I have
- fixed the array in question (I think).
-
- * AIX : After all this, fcrypt() apparently does not come out of the AIX
- CC compiler compatible with crypt(). If you really have no idea why
- it does not work, "#undef FCRYPT" in "Sources/conf.h" and proceed as
- normal.
-
- * AWK : Someone at Nottingham complained that "RCrack" fell over when he
- ran it, because he was using version 2 of "awk". I'm not sure whether
- he meant "nawk" by this, but he said that it was fixed by editing
- "RCrack" and invoking "/bin/awk" literally. This MAY also affect
- "joinfiles" and "Crack.network".
-