On Fri, Jun 20, 2014 at 4:23 AM, Bernal, Daniel L <daniel.l.ber...@intel.com > wrote:
> I have built a 1.0.0m version of openSSL which I am looking to support > on Fedora Core 16 (FC16). It configures, builds, and tests just fine on > the platform but I notice that if I build an RPM based on the provided > openssl.spec file it does not match what was installed by the currently > installed 1.0.0j package. I then proceeded to create a binary package > based on the openSSL 1.0.0j source package and it does not create a binary > package like what is currently installed as 1.0.0j on my FC16 system. This > leads me to believe that the currently installed openssl-1.0.0j-1.i686.rpm > is a specially created version for FC16. > > > > Looking for advice on how to proceed to minimize the amount of regression > testing I needs to do on this older FC16 unsupported platform. Regardless > I need to upgrade to 1.0.0m on my FC16 platform. > > > > TIA, > > > > I am confused, are you saying that your 1.0.0m build does not match 1.0.0j build? I think they should be API compatible, so your apps should not really break, if that is what you are asking!
