On 15 Feb 01, at 17:05, Joshua Gerth wrote:
> Hi Aditya,
>
> > Is it possible to index a SSL website (url would be
> > https://xxx.domain.com )using htdig? If so, then is there any special
> > configuration that needs to be done.
>
> Yes you can, at least with the 3.1.5 version. You need to install
> OpenSSL from
> www.openssl.org
>
> first, then apply the ssl.3 patch from:
> ftp://ftp.ccsf.org/htdig-patches/3.1.5/
>
> Be sure to read the ssl.3.readme and good luck.
You shouldn't need *that* much luck; the patch seems to work fine
for me. However, the htdig 3.1.5 source has one hard-coded image
link (in CONFIG.in I think) that you'll most likely need to change
(as well as some other paths via the configure command-line).
If you're running RedHat (and possibly other rpm-based
distributions), you'll also need the openssl-devel package (which
is where the headers are). The openssl stuff comes with redhat
now, so don't bother grabbing the generic source. Even better,
build it from the source rpm; it generates both the openssl and
openssl-devel rpm packages.
Just my $.02
Steve
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