make install created .../openssl.0.9.8g/include as 744. That means that other
non-root build efforts will fail because they can't read the openssl header
files. What is worse is that the resulting errors from make may be somewhat
misleading. I ran in to this trying to build Apache 2.2.8 with
Quoting Emre Binisik [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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Gesendet: Samstag, 29. März 2008 20:34
An: openssl-users@openssl.org
Betreff: Re: Problems about how to store
Got it. Using the sun Studio 11 C compiler and manually specifying:
./Configure solaris-sparcv8-cc --prefix=/usr/local/openssl.0.9.8g
--openssldir=/usr/local/openssl.0.9.8g shared threads
Thanks to those that helped!
Quoting Carson Gaspar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Joseph Felten wrote:
Has anyone
or J2SE 5.0
Update 3.
But as I wrote above, the Sun Sparc compiler did not fix my openssl 0.9.8g
shared library link problem.
Quoting Joseph Felten [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am getting an odd error when trying to create the shared libraries under
SPARC
Solaris 8. If I leave off the shared it all seems
I just compiled it for SPARC Solaris and it reports the correct version.:
# ./openssl version
OpenSSL 0.9.8g 19 Oct 2007
But I have to go back and redo it because it dumped the binary in /usr/local/bin
and I want it self contained in its own tree so it doesn't conflict with earlier
versions.
I am getting an odd error when trying to create the shared libraries under SPARC
Solaris 8. If I leave off the shared it all seems to build fine, but I need
the shared libraries (for ssh).
Here is my config command.:
./config --prefix=/usr/local/openssl.0.9.8g
Perhaps you are using a different version, but if I do a openssl -enc -ciphers
I just get the help list as there is no command. But if I use the openssl
ciphers command, I receive the below response.:
# openssl version
OpenSSL 0.9.8e 23 Feb 2007
# openssl ciphers
I'm stumped so I thought I would give this list a try as I believe my problem is
an openssl issue.
Background: Building an SSL enabled Apache web server on a closed network.
Apache under Solaris 8 OS. Need to restrict access to users with ID
certificates issued by particular CA's (issued by
that
issued the ID cert on the smart card.
Quoting Joseph Felten [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm stumped so I thought I would give this list a try as I believe my problem
is
an openssl issue.
Background: Building an SSL enabled Apache web server on a closed network.
Apache under Solaris 8 OS. Need
posting to this mailing list, and a few
hours after doing so, seem to have solved the problem. Sorry to have bothered
everyone but maybe if someone else has the same problem in the future, they
will find this and give their directory permissions a check.
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