I had the same problem, just don't know what is wrong with the red hat
ssl packages. I did this:
1.- download a fresh copy of openssl, configure with
--prefix=/opt/OpenSSL, compile and install, everything will go to
/optOpenSSL, so, the new version won't conflict with the red hat's
2.- compile mysql with:
--with-openssl-libs=/opt/OpenSSL/lib
--with-openssl-include=/opt/OpenSSL/include
--prefix=/opt/MySQL
I like to keep control with what i compile and install, it is quite hard
to find whats installed with "MAKE INSTALL" under /usr, changing the
default prefix is somehow easier to manage, every thing will go to /opt
This is how i did it, I have copies of 4.0, 4.1 and 5 running on the
same machine like this
Hope this helps!
Best Regards from venezuela
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