OpenSSL problem Fixed for Red Hat 9.
Thanks to Thomas Reitelbach.
To solve the problem, just we need to do this:
CPPFLAGS="-I/usr/kerberos/include/" ./configure
And then compile Licq and the plugin.
The problem seems to be that RedHat 9 (and may be RH 8 too) did place
kerberos headers (includes) in an unusual directory.
The bug was fixed in the cvs version of Licq.
Thanks to all.
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cyberpro wrote:
The
problem seems to be that the script configure doesn't found ssl.h (but
the file exists, and it is in /usr/include/openssl/ssl.h).
I proved OpenSSL from rpm (I use the RedHat 9 rpm's), the RedHat rpm
with bugfixes (openssl-0.9.7a-20), and compiling the source code. But
it doesn't work.
I get this message, as if it was not installed:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OpenSSL support is not available. Licq will not be able to
establish secure communication channels. This is not required
for proper function (i.e. it is optional). If you really desire this
functionality then install OpenSSL (libraries and headers) and
rebuild Licq. OpenSSL can be found at http://www.openssl.org
or as RPM from your local distribution site.
Note you need version 0.9.5a or greater.
--- Now type "gmake" to build Licq ---
--- If gmake is not working, try "make" ---
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
But I have the OpenSSL libraries and headers installed:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] cyberpro]$ rpm -qa | grep openssl
openssl096b-0.9.6b-12
openssl-devel-0.9.7a-20
openssl-0.9.7a-20
When I prove to compile the source, to check if it works with the licq,
the same message appears. I compiled the source version "0.9.7c" from
the home site in http://www.openssl.org.
I prove to install older versions of licq and the latest (1.2.8 under
development) to check if it was a problem for version 1.2.7, but all
the versions doesn't work. I prove to put the parameters to indicate
the path of includes and libraries
(--with-openssl-inc=/usr/include/openssl and --with-openssl-lib=/lib),
but it doesn't work too.
<Cut>
SOCKS5
support is disabled.
OpenSSL support is not available. Licq will not be able to
establish secure communication channels. This is not required
for proper function (i.e. it is optional). If you really desire this
functionality then install OpenSSL (libraries and headers) and
rebuild Licq. OpenSSL can be found at http://www.openssl.org
or as RPM from your local distribution site.
Note you need version 0.9.5a or greater.
--- Now type "gmake" to build Licq ---
--- If gmake is not working, try "make" ---
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