On Sun, Mar 21, 1999, Christopher Rowan wrote:
> I am using openssl-0.9.1c. I have Apache running great with SSL. I
> went to extract the key and save it without the pass-phrase and I found
> out that the "openssl" binary is no where to be found! I even did make
> and make install of openssl again and it didn't turn up.
>
> It seems really strange. find / -name "openssl" and locate openssl (db
> is fresh) didn't locate it either. Have you ever heard of this?
No, it isn't strange. It's just because mod_ssl is already prepared for
OpenSSL 0.9.2 and the fact that when it is available no older versions will be
any longer supported. Our fault is just that we're a little bit slow in
releasing this OpenSSL version ;-) OTOH, this _is_ explained at least in the
mod_ssl INSTALL file:
| NOTE: We're in the transition phase from SSLeay to OpenSSL and this mod_ssl
| version is already prepared for the forthcoming OpenSSL 0.9.2 release.
| Because of this, references to the command line tool already use the
| new name `openssl' instead of `ssleay'. So, when you're still not
| using OpenSSL 0.9.2 or any snapshot of the latest OpenSSL development
| source then replace in your eyes the strings `openssl' with `ssleay'
| yourself, please.
Ralf S. Engelschall
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