OpenSSL is in the Crypto directories on the Debian KDE site and its mirrors. Assuming that you have "crypto" in your apt sources line for KDE then it should be available and just do "apt-get install openssl".
I think Ivan provides this with the KDE packages as you need the exact version that KDE was compiled against. If secure sockets are still not working for you then it may be that you are using the WWWOFFLE cache program. Try adding the names of secure sites that you use to the No Proxy line in the Proxies configuration dialog in Konq. This is a workaround, not the long-term solution. I'm still looking for that. On Tuesday 03 April 2001 3:40 pm, Shawn Garbett wrote: > I couldn't browse a secure website under Konqueror that I just installed > 2.1.1. > The web site mentions on kde mentions needing an OpenSSL installed. > > Which Debian package should I grab for this? Where do I get it? I looked > for such in the sid distro of Debian and couldn't find it. > > Shawn Garbett