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Help, I would like to post a messageto all the list members. Thanks - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html

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you just have. On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 11:41 AM, jon jon free9...@gmail.com wrote: Help, I would like to post a messageto all the list members. Thanks - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html -- Random quote of the week/month/whenever i get to

Is there a way to get the responses to ONLY your posting on this mailing list??

Is there a way to get the responses to ONLY your posting on this mailing list?? I looked into various options. Looks like there's a disable Option which will disable all posts to this mailing list. --- Alan DeKok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: David Mitton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote

Re: Error: SSL_new in -lssl...no - went thru the docs and faq and google already before posting....

Michael Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Oh, and I'm sure Alan wouldn't say no to patches if you already have some fixes... ;-) The configure scripts in CVS have all of the SSL checks centralized in one place, so any fixes become much easier. Alan DeKok. - List

RE: Error: SSL_new in -lssl...no - went thru the docs and faq and google already before posting....

Thanks Paul, Do we have an ETA for 1.1.0? I'd be happy to do a bit of testing of configure scripts, etc, on Solaris 9 if you need someone... Regards, Mike I'm happy to look at patches for 1.0.2 (everyone's talking about 1.0.1 here, I'm not taking patches for _that_) to fix this, unless

Error: SSL_new in -lssl...no - went thru the docs and faq and google already before posting....

Hi Everyone, I am installing FreeRADIUS for the very first time (the plug on the website looked good heh) and have run into a problem that i couldn't find an answer for over the last 3 days. Hoping someone can help me out here... During the ./configure for FreeRADIUS 1.0.1, i got the

Re: Error: SSL_new in -lssl...no - went thru the docs and faq and google already before posting....

Hi J.Ho, Take a look in config.log. If you're familar with compilers, etc, it will tell you what the compiler was attempting to do when it failed that step (essentially it should be looping through a list of directories - including the one you specified - passing each one as a -L argument to

Re: Error: SSL_new in -lssl...no - went thru the docs and faq and google already before posting....

ThinkSECURE - Security Starts Here. schrieb: checking for openssl/ssl/h...yes checking for DH_new in -lcrypto...yes checking for SSL_new in -lssl...no Yes, configure is appending libraries in the wrong order for its test compilations (-lcrypto -lssl instead of -lssl -lcrypto). While this is

Re: Error: SSL_new in -lssl...no - went thru the docs and faq and google already before posting....

Michael Mitchell schrieb: I've found a few issues with the configure scripts in the past where things weren't quite right, but they've mostly been related to Solaris. Actually, I think, this issue really is not about Solaris (although that's where it's notoriously encountered [e.g. by

Re: Error: SSL_new in -lssl...no - went thru the docs and faq and google already before posting....

Thanks for the reply Stefan, I haven't tried linking freeRADIUS with static libraries yet, and I must admit I missed the --disable-shared in J.Ho's email. Well picked up... I'm guessing the problem stems from this part of the configure.in script, where it's checking for DH_new in -lcrypto prior

Re: Error: SSL_new in -lssl...no - went thru the docs and faq and google already before posting....

On Mon, Feb 28, 2005 at 12:05:33AM +1100, Michael Mitchell wrote: Thanks for the reply Stefan, I haven't tried linking freeRADIUS with static libraries yet, and I must admit I missed the --disable-shared in J.Ho's email. Well picked up... I'm guessing the problem stems from this part of the

ADMIN: posting to the list will be restricted to subscribers only

Hello, The freeradius-users and freeradius-devel lists will soon be configured so that only subscribers to the list can post to it. The mailserver that runs the list already does extensive spam filtering (spamassassin, DNSBL) but still the amount of spam on these lists is rising.