On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 12:52 PM, Akins love <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Majordomo,
Hello, I don't think anyone here goes by that name; Majordomo is a piece of software for mailing lists. :-) > I tried using the command openssl but got an error that command does not > exist. > I checked the man page for openssl but was told the man page for openssl > does not exist. > I then checked your website to see if I can download the software. > I was able to use wget command to download the latest version of openssl. > I was able to configure using the ./config command. > The problem is that I tried using the make command (and even make install > command) to build and install the software but got a lot of errors. > This problem I also encountered while trying to configure the yum package. It sounds like you don't have the openssl package installed. One of the benefits of using Debian is that it has a great package management system (apt) which connects to a large repository of pre-compiled software packages. You shouldn't need to use wget, ./configure, or yum packages for this. Simply run these two commands as the root user: apt-get update apt-get install openssl I hope that helps. Regards, Elijah Rutschman -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
