Problem with /dev/random on Solaris

Hello! I have installed PHP 4.2.3 on Solaris 7. Unfortunately SUNWski (for /dev/random functionality) was not installed, but I found it on a Sun CD and installed it. Seemed to be working great, even though I did not know the version of the Sun CD. But when I tried using some PHP scripts the web server process seems to hang when reading /dev/random. I have tried to restart the cryptorand process with no luck. The permissions on /dev/random are 644. So my guess is the SUNWski package has the wrong version. See "pkginfo -l SUNWski" below: PKGINST: SUNWski NAME: SKI 1.0 Software (User Package) CATEGORY: application ARCH: sparc VERSION: 1.0,REV=1998.09.24.00.00 BASEDIR: / VENDOR: Sun Microsystems DESC: SKI Software (User Package) PSTAMP: mcm-ultra1>Fri Dec 4 14:23:39 PST 1998 INSTDATE: Feb 06 2003 10:21 VSTOCK: 258-6422-05 HOTLINE: Please contact your local service provider STATUS: completely installed FILES: 36 installed pathnames 10 shared pathnames 4 linked files 11 directories 16 executables 3173 blocks used (approx) Anyone who has some ideas about what version should be used? Should I use a non-Sun /dev/random package instead? Thanx /jonas Jonas Blåberg Cell Network Sverige AB Kruthusgatan 17,6 S-411 04 Göteborg jonas.blaberg@cellnetwork.com office: +46-(0)31-739 84 54 mobile: +46-(0)709-95 00 68