Lisandro Grullon wrote:
Hi all,
After struggling with the installation in two different production servers of
openssl 0.9.8 I decided to give it a shot in a new clean server just install. I
install the usual stuff (make,gcc, libconv,perl(is already include in Solaris
10) ) After you install those things you will need to define your PATH to find
the compiler and make ,etc. After that you can gunzip and tar -xvf openssl.
If everything goes ok, you can cd into the openssl directory and do a ./config
this will create the tree structure for the source. After doing your configure
do the make, after doing make you will see warning all over the place, just
disregard the warning for a minute. After make is done, try doing make clean
again at the end you will see maybe 1 or 2 warnings, finally do a make again
and you should not see warning, that is what happen on my case, don't know what
will happen in yours. Well, if everything goes well, you should be ready to do
a make install now. Go ahead and install it.
This method works for me using Solaris 10 x86 opteron, it seems that the
release still have a few bugs that need to be fix for now, I will just keep
compiling it this way since it is working. Good look to those of you compiling
this in Solaris 10 x86.
I've compiled on the same architecture, same S.O., with the latest gcc
from sunfreeware.com without any problem at all.
Some problem appear during the apache2, ssl module compilarion caused by
a different constant defined in the new 0.9.8 (PEM_something....)
bye.
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Technical Staff
Department of Computer Science
University of Torino (Italy)
http://www.di.unito.it/~rabser
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