I recently acquired the 1.4.0b cfs code originally written at AT&T
but it doesn't seem to work on modern linux. The GNU compiler no
longer recognizes the old k&r style so I dropped the -traditional
flag and it does compile...but

when trying to create an encrypted directory with

cfsd
mount -o port=3049,intr localhost:/crypt /crypt

then

cmkdir -3 /image/secret

the cmkdir program hangs in a cpu bound infinite loop after I enter my chosen
passphrase.

the machine is a 2.8Ghz Xeon and machines that fast weren't common when
the code was written so even if the DES code is cpu intensive I shouldn't
be waiting for TEN PLUS minutes for the program to finish.

clues?

I don't build the RSA stuff becuase I don't have the RSAREF code.



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