From: "Anu Desireddi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

anu> The rsaref has compiled properly and I have the
anu> librsaref.a in the PATH enviroment.

The linker doesn't look in $PATH to find libraries.  Where it goes
looking by default depends a lot on OS and configuration, but a safe
bet is /lib and /usr/lib at the very least.  For all other places, you
basically have to tell the linker where to look further with the -L
switch.

OpenSSL's Configure assumes librsaref.a is in the default places.  If
it isn't, you can always tell it the right place:

        ./Configure {platform} -Ldirectory/to/librsaref

        or

        ./config -Ldirectory/to/librsaref

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