If you compiled openssl from the source, did it build the shared library? I
think to build the binary distributions (that are on the net-snmp site),
deleting the openssl shared library (temporarily) and compiling net-snmp
should link against the static openssl (and create a lot of happy users :)
I just recompiled both and now 'ldd snmpd' does not list the ill-fated
libcrypto.
-vikas
> > So I am still not sure why the compiled net-snmp versions
> > are linked against the shared libcrypto instead of the static
> > libcrypto
>
> Turns out I've got the same problem on one machine (Solaris 8, sun4m)
> (it works fine on Solaris 8 sun4u).
> >ld.so.1: /usr/local/sbin/snmpd: fatal: libcrypto.so.0.9.7: open
> >failed: No such file or directory
>
> It would be nice to use the static libcrypto. Failing that, I need to
> update the README.solaris to explain how to compile openssl with
> the shared
> lib.
>
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