Dear Roderick, so far, i have only openbsd-6.0, openbsd-6.2, and openbsd-6.3 on my list.
The main problem is OpenSSL vs. LibreSSL where LibreSSL is the library of choice in OpenBSD, while for most other platforms it is OpenSSL. Since OpenSSL is constantly adding new functionality (e.g. for TLS 1.3), OpenSSL is giving the pace and LibreSSL is lacking behind. The version numbering between OpenSSL and LibreSSL is a pain, using m4 macro is as well very hard (since also OpenSSL moves library API calls to macros, etc. between version), so one has to check per release the current state, when using the new functionality (which happens typically before releases). When i have some more time, i will look into this. all the best -g On 02.03.20 12:36, Roderick wrote:
Dear Sirs! I am trying to compile naviserver-4.99.19 in OpenBSD 6.6, LibreSSL 3.0.2 I get: tclcrypto.c:53:12: fatal error: 'openssl/kdf.h' file not found # include <openssl/kdf.h> And indeed this file is not in /usr/include/openssl Best regards Rodrigo
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