Re: newbie: cross-compiling openssh 4.3p2

I'm cross-compiling openssh 4.3p2, and everything other than scp seems to be working beautifully. scp however insists on looking for ssh at /project/hsi/fs/bin/ssh, a path related to the build directory, even though both executables live in /usr/local/bin on the target system.

After poking around, I found out that I can set DESTDIR in Makefile.in to control where `make install` writes things, and use the desired /usr/local for prefix in configure. It does look like there's some kind of fake root support through buildpkg.sh, but that script looks like more than I care to read through at the moment.

Still if anybody else has done similar builds, I'd be interested in hearing what you did.
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