The need to create a symlink was when I was setting up my development
environment in the fall of 2013. When I recently helped some other developers
compile Resin 4.0.41 with openssl on OS X 10.9, I did not have to create the
symlink. The configure script found the openssl libraries. I never r
It worked, to use brew to install openssl (or update to the latest):
$ brew update && brew upgrade
$ brew install openssl && brew link openssl --force
> On Oct 26, 2014, at 14:19 , Rick Mann wrote:
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> Yes, of course Xcode is installed. I see what your solution is doing, but
>
Got a few warnings in the C code:
http://pastebin.com/BSJGrvZp
I'd feel a lot better if it built with these warnings corrected.
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Yes, of course Xcode is installed. I see what your solution is doing, but
that's a pretty heavy-handed fix, especially if one has brew installed.
I'm trying to install openssl via brew; we'll see where that leads.
> On Oct 26, 2014, at 14:18 , Keith Fetterman wrote:
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> Hi Rick
>
> Do you hav
Hi Rick
Do you have Xcode installed? I have not tried to build resin on OS X 10.10,
but I had a similar problem on OS X 10.9 until I installed Xcode.
When I was building Resin 4.0.37, I also had to create the symlink
/usr/local/include that pointed to:
/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Develo
I just tried to download and install 4.0.41, and got this:
OPENSSL : No OpenSSL has been found
*** OpenSSL libraries cannot be compiled ***
The full output is here: http://pastebin.com/VfB7NsNY
I think this is due to Apple deprecating OpenSSL.
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