I've solved the problem, but it would be nice if somebody could update the
Configure script so it doesn't happen again. The persistent problem imho is
that the shared library linking is persistently wrong. I've seen it on all
of 0.9.6 and now on 0.9.7. I am currently trying 0.9.7c.
problem number one: +O4 optimization causes the HP c compiler to bomb.
patched Configure to +O2, seems ok. This is a small thing.
The big problem:
Try to run openssl, get libssl.sl.0.9.7 not found.
looking up the shared library usage using ldd on /usr/local/bin/openssl
persistently reveals a libcrypto or libssl not found.
adding /usr/local/lib to LD_LIBRARY_PATH fixes the problem (for that
session).
Looking up the ld man page suggests that specifying +b: on the ld command
line should do the trick, provided -L /usr/local/lib is also on the command
line.
Ok, patched in +b: into the hpux64 line, actually as "+b\\:".
Had to patch the split line too, using a negative look-behind assertion,
plus a map to mop up the backslashes, cause otherwise it would have split on
the colon I'm trying to have passed to ld.
Had to put in -L/usr/local/lib and +b: twice, once for libssl and libcrypto,
and once for openssl.
yes, the openssl command now works.
I've attached the patch for Configure, if anybody's interested.
cheers
rob janes (orb najes)
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