As an update on the Solaris ssh stuff and to sortof answer a question left in comments on here :

I brought another Solaris machine up to the current patchlevels today,which let me see what the current state of affairs is. The best answeris that it's confusing and not fixed yet.

• patch 112908-24 and 112908-25, the apparently bad versions of the'krb5 shared obj' patch, have been very thoroughly removed.

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Evince is in general a nicePDF viewer (technically it supports other formats too), much nicer andfar less irritating than Adobe Acrobat. (For a start, evince actuallyquits when I click on the 'close window' button; Adobe Acrobat presumesthat I wanted it to clear the current document.)

The problems come in when I tried to do something besides view adocument. (Perhaps evince was jealous that I wasn't satisfiedwith it.)

First, evince silently aborts printing if I have it

To update my earlier reporting , here'sthe current state, again as reported on the pca news page .

The new Sun access restrictions only apply to Solaris 10 (andanything Sun releases later). For Solaris 9 and earlier, Sun isn'tmaking any changes for patch access; anonymous access via pca continues to work. (I waswondering about that, since I have been too busy to get around togetting a Sun Online Account, yet my patch access was still fine.)

Since all