> ./configure --with-default-snmp-version="3" \
> --with-openssl="/usr/bin/libssl.so.9.6"\
> --with-security-modules="usm"
That doesn't look right.
$ ./configure --help | grep openssl
--with-openssl=PATH Look for openssl in PATH/lib.
I'd be *very* surprised if the openSSL libraries were in
/usr/bin/libssl.so.9.6/lib (!)
Having libraries in /usr/bin feels Just Plain Wrong anyway.
I'd be inclined to look again at how you've got this installed.
If the openSSL libraries are installed somewhere "sensible",
you probably shouldn't need to specify this at all. The
configure script should find them automatically.
You can tell whether it's picked them up or not by looking at
the file 'configure-summary', and see what it says about encryption.
If it hasn't found the openSSL libraries, have a look in 'config.log'
which should indicate why not.
Dave
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