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> If you would just compare engines/e_gmp.c to one of the others, you'd
> see the problem.
i'm honestly not the one to be poring over openssl's code -- as has been
pointed out to me my this list's members quite awhile ago.
just trying to be generally helpful by describing/asking about an issue
which i see that's just a bit 'deeper' than usual user fare ...
> Why are you using GMP anyhow, it mentions at the top
> the internal routines are _faster_.
because, a while ago, in order to 'solve' a downstream problem with
ssl-in-subversion and gmp-in-neon-precursor-to-subversion i was
specifically TOLD to use it.
at that time, it fixed THAT problem.
> It's obviously not maintained.
sorry, not all obvious to me.
> None-the-less, add #include <openssl/dso.h> at the top of e_gmp.c
> after #include <openssl/crypto.h> then at the bottom of e_gmp.c
> change
> #ifdef ENGINE_DYNAMIC_SUPPORT
> to
> #ifndef OPENSSL_NO_DYNAMIC_ENGINE
at the moment, i've simply reconfig'd openssl w/:
zlib
rather than:
zlib-dynamic
that fixes the TLS problem ...
thought it still leaves some error messages on engine check, as i've
reported previously.
in the end, i'm loooking for a functional out-of-the-box openssl, not
one that i've hacked -- with good advice offered -- to make work.
if/when y'all decide to validate a fix and move into the src tree, then
that'll be grand!
thanks for all the help!
richard
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