On Thu, Jun 14, 2007 at 03:14:34PM +0200, Gerhard Erker wrote:
> Hello,
> Many thanks for your help. When I read your answer, I looked into my clfs-box
> and saw, that there are no headers installed. So I searched and found the
> file './Configure' and the file './configure'. Unfortunately the scripts are
> not GNU so I had to look into both scripts. In the script ./Configure I
> found 'linux-x86_64'.
> Then I started compiling with the
> following: ./Configure --openssldir=/etc/ssl --prefix=/usr shared
> linux-x86_64
> and all worked fine. Once again many thanks. I think it would be good for
> other people if a hint would be in the wiki to openssl - but it could also be
> that this problem is only my problem.
>
> With kind regards
>
> Gerhard Erker
Openss{l,h} are pretty weird once you leave x86 behind. However,
I think you wanted './config (it decides to build linux-elf). I use
'./Configure' for 64-bit on multilib - I have to pass LIBDIR=lib64 to
make, so I guess that it will default to 'lib' which is what you want
and everything will be fine.
May be I should explain why I use ./config here - For me, it's a
question of finding a build method across multiple architectures
which allows me to keep some sanity ;) I have one set of scripts for
non-multilib (x86, x86_64-64, ppc) and another set for multilib
(x86_64, ppc64). In my non-multilib scripts there are a few
arch-specific items (e.g to update config.guess and config.sub or to
add -fPIC on x86_64), in multilib it gets a lot messier, e.g. for
openssl. So, feel free to do whatever works for you, and don't
forget to check cblfs.cross-lfs.org - like all wikis, it can vary
from time to time, but it might help.
It sounds as if your first install of openssl failed somewhere, but
that's probably not worth investigating if you now have the headers
in the proper place.
ĸen
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