-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi Dan,
On 12/15/2012 07:49 PM, Luther, Dan wrote: > Simon, > > Compiling with default SSL under Solaris can be tricky, and rather > than let Oracle keep up with patches, I downloaded and used my own > OpenSSL. I *almost* got a 64-bit compile to work with OpenSSL and > GCC, but failed and had to settle with 32 bit (BTW, if anyone has > had success compiling OpenSSL with GCC on a Solaris10/Sparc > architecture *and* make it work, I'd like to talk with you!) > > To get around the default SSL and make sure I didn't break anything > in production, I downloaded and installed OpenSSL to a separate > directory: > > $ ./Configure --openssldir=/usr/local/openssl shared threads > solaris-sparcv9-gcc > > (Note -- if you're not using Sparc/sun4u/sun4v architecture, you'll > need to fix that last bit to match your architecture) Disable assembly (no-asm option) for openssl configure. Then 'make test' succeeds. Best regards, Wouter -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJQztJEAAoJEJ9vHC1+BF+NnfgP/1aLDdxhJMFE8kd9oqx9+dXr YgQ3Vm44ilcxz2ydwubSPlIPXnxTCimQ2vBXxIqJL8auMrwV+tbiqqzvXPQ6W02S l2YkppKuL7ZtVEkwZXYiUunnj2tf/AnX0zdAGrrfXTftg5b8fUO3zJDimhKnTnwz LOGLiVPQvecthLqmaC6LnfEHGPDmG2sm88NRco8DaNFvBgKP25iUbH6Y6iar8TJb 8TlGrlwK+C8eJ08+w9bZlRVjl4AxOPlzCp0RbsLrdStBRvtZVj4WAUG2jyipqUt2 ImhX60vrpycPWncMiQkJncyeQWmU2qOW7DTeEdR1Ut1IoGLu/C8Ac/GrI4DNsjFg /7J+J7CK2TYBnAP7B2q25COcgwUCIq7baf2Aak6kUBxjcvPM3AuR7hYburEwLN8Q 3jY3GUQELQEx6CbLf3bqv+/9fXmF0HLk+EO3QYwiggLT4Ri2nPrUCeMnPhED2B/M 7+RtOYpl5cNj+c1MJ0JFRzsBaNRicJRqMoMyUkCrPxOib6nHFLUo82NPtX/hWB7h taL8DBTYOWU4PKOqPUs8hVLOGMw30PKlsZsBN0D6+fx/chCRRljMT1Qj6/AhVoEK ur1YWd7molqWDyLCec/8eVv6pN59XE1RrmGDQMX350ujtY4Xhkdy7/mgKAtCrCA7 wLPsPMvjP3xsfgQuJesV =OzBJ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ Unbound-users mailing list [email protected] http://unbound.nlnetlabs.nl/mailman/listinfo/unbound-users
