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When making the OpenSSL libraries on our Unixware
2.1.3 system, I get an error that the
symbol for function ftime() referenced in ./apps/speed.c is not defined. This can be fixed by adding "-DUSE_TOD" to the CFLAGS section of the makefile or removing the section referencing ftime() altogether. However, this is a short-term fix and may cause
problems later when we compile on
different platforms. We also maintain a large amount of code on our system and having to perform these edits every time we update
OpenSSL code could cause problems
years down the line.
Do you have any other suggestions to fix this or
could it be fixed in the next release
of OpenSSL? I have noticed that the problem has occured on the Mac-OS X Server as well. Thanks
Yours Samuel Duby CyberScience OpenSSL self-test report: OpenSSL version: 0.9.6
Last change: In ssl23_get_client_hello, generate an error message wh... OS (uname): UNIX_SV jaguar 4.2MP 2.1.3 i386 x86at SCO UNIX_SVR4 OS (config): UNIVEL-whatever-unixware2 Target (default): ?? Target: unixware-2.0 Compiler: UX:cc: TO FIX: Usage: cc [ -A:B:Ccd:D:e:EgGh:HI:K:l:L:o:OpPq:Q:Su:U:vVW:X:Y:z:#Z: ] files ... Test passed.
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