Hello Martin,

 --- Martin Bartosch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:

> Hi,
> 
> >> The library is created during the build process
> of
> >> OpenSSL.
> >> (Engine support must be enabled in the configure
> >> step.)
> >
> > How can I enable engine support in the config?
> when I
> > issue ./config --help it shows me this:
> 
> you haven'd told us if you are building OpenSSL from
> the distribution
> tar.gz or if you are using a RPM based Linux distro
> (or if neither
> is the case...).

I thought the ./config --help was clear enogh on this
;-), I'm using the openssl-0.9.8.tar.gz distro,
downloaded from the openssl.org website

> 
> If building from sources, you should not need to add
> any additional
> flags to the config step, the engine support is
> built in by default.

I, as I told you before, run:

./config
make
make install

but the lib/engines/ dir is empty :-(. But a .o file
was created in the engines subdir in the sources. I
went to that subdir and I issued the command:

gcc -shared -o libchil.so e_chil.o -L../.. -lcrypto

This used the generated .o file (e_chil.o) to create a
libhild.so (name that I entered manually in the
command). The generated libchil.so is of 66Kb in size,
is this size right?


> 
> If you are using RPMs, you might try to use my .spec
> file. Differences
> to the file in the OpenSSL distribution:
> - installs to /usr/local/openssl-098/
> - also installs the engine libs
> 
> The patch is against the openssl.spec in the OpenSSL
> 0.9.8 distribution.
> Consider it as a quick-and-dirty shot to get a
> usable package.

Nop, I'm not using a RPM.

> 
> cheers
> 
> Martin
> 
> 



                
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