TryThisOneMyFriend commented on issue #12014:
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/trafficserver/issues/12014#issuecomment-2660849660

   > A few thoughts:
   > 
   > We maintain Docker CI images with both of these installed in them: 
ci.trafficserver.apache.org/ats/fedora:41 . I'm not sure whether that fits your 
workflow, but that may be helpful.
   > 
   > For cmake arguments, here are the Preset values for the boringssl build 
our Rocky CI uses (you can ignore the `opentelemetry_ROOT` part):
   > 
   > 
[trafficserver/CMakePresets.json](https://github.com/apache/trafficserver/blob/54b42b11a54d80a98190584a3e3518625d7a0f38/CMakePresets.json#L150-L154)
   > 
   > Lines 150 to 154 in 
[54b42b1](/apache/trafficserver/commit/54b42b11a54d80a98190584a3e3518625d7a0f38)
   >  "OPENSSL_ROOT_DIR": "/opt/h3-tools-boringssl/boringssl", 
   >  "quiche_ROOT": "/opt/h3-tools-boringssl/quiche", 
   >  "CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX": "/tmp/ats-quiche", 
   >  "opentelemetry_ROOT": "/opt", 
   >  "ENABLE_QUICHE": "ON" 
   > 
   > That assumes boringssl was installed like so:
   > 
   > BASE=/opt/h3-tools-boringssl tools/build_boringssl_h3_tools.sh
   
   So i tried to change it in the debian ci since i'm using bookworm. I 
executed it and got the same error. I tried to force it, as described by the 
tutorial, with the following command:
   
   `cmake -DOPENSSL_ROOT_DIR=/opt/h3-tools-boringssl/boringssl 
-DOPENSSL_INCLUDE_DIR=/opt/h3-tools-boringssl/boringssl/include 
-Dquiche_ROOT=/opt/h3-tools-boringssl/quiche -DENABLE_QUICHE=TRUE 
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/opt/ats -B build -G Ninja`
   
   Neither worked. 
   
   Anyway, I'm rethinking installing it anyway. Apparently the quic protocol 
available to us in test is just not as good as the http2. so I will be putting 
this installation on halt in my system for now.
   
   I won't be closing this topic though in case there is anyone with the same 
problem wich wants to add something up.
   
   Thanks to everyone for your help.


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