In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> Thanks to Simon Middleton, I realised I got it wrong... cvs admin -kkv
> _does_ reset the options, but you have to follow it with cvs update -A
> to see the change.
> Now someone needs to run around and reset everything that shouldn't be
> -kb, and the
Thanks to Simon Middleton, I realised I got it wrong... cvs admin -kkv
_does_ reset the options, but you have to follow it with cvs update -A
to see the change.
Now someone needs to run around and reset everything that shouldn't be
-kb, and then we all need to do an update -A.
How did they get t
Ralf S. Engelschall wrote:
>
> After the recent changes the pem.h is gone, and the pem.org exists. But the
> Configure script doesn't generate pem.h out of pem.org. Later things fail in
> compilation? Either Configure should be fixed or pem.org renamed back to
> pem.h, I think. Do we need pem.org
It seems that many (perhaps all) files have -kb set on them - which
prevents merging! I wondered what had happened to pk7_doit.c (which
Stephen patched, but I had already made the same fix) - it seems it
didn't get checked in because of this.
Even stranger, setting cvs admin -kkv on the offending
Ralf,
I think having apps that use OpenSSL hosted on the openssl site will be
a great benefit to the community because it will hopefully further
increase the visibility of OpenSSL & apps that use it.
How would you handle giving the main owner of a app the administrative
abilities to manage hi
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> Does the OpenSSL team also intend to adopt/coordinate the development
> of the SSL client applications like SSLtelnet and SSLftp. Or are they
> only interested in apache-ssl?
> It would be a good idea to have some more people working on it and
> using
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> Ralf S. Engelschall wrote:
>>
>> After the recent changes the pem.h is gone, and the pem.org exists. But the
>> Configure script doesn't generate pem.h out of pem.org. Later things fail in
>> compilation? Either Configure should be fixed or pem.org ren
