Re: Can't figure the SSL patch

On Fri, Jun 23, 2000 at 01:09:30AM +0200, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> > Huzzah! Got it to work.. ;) That feels great! Minor compile problems
> > encoutered are still the -I that does not point to the openssl
> > includes..
> And I still cannot reproduce that error..
> The following configure line works fine in the current sources. Even the
> "make install" part works fine..

Make install somehow works the second time round when I try to compile it
with the referer/useragent patch.. First time it says, Nothing to do for
install or something like that ;)...
 
> /home/henrik/SRC/squid/SF/ssl/configure --prefix=/home/henrik/squid/ssl
> --enable-ssl --with-ssl-include=/usr/include/openssl
>
> configure should say something like this when run:

You see, it works when I symlink the /usr/local/squid/ssl/include/openssl
to /usr/local/include/openssl .. The ssl-squid doesn't want to honor the
openssl if you happen to install in on another place.. Most installations
are in /usr/local anyways..

For me, I tend to be lazy to install software as root as some smart ass
here thinks that a 50 character password is secure (pity me).. So I dump
it all in squid directory as the squid user..
 
> If the "... includes in" line is missing or wrong, then the
> --with-ssl-include configure option isn't properly specified.

Like I said, if you look it up in /usr/local/include or /usr/include, you
will find it as all the headers are defined as openssl/whatever.h, what I
mean is for my case, there is no -I/usr/local/squid/ssl/include in all of
the makefiles, therefore there is something wrong with that.. I did all
sorts of --with-ssl-includes to point to /usr/local/squid/ssl/include and
/usr/local/squid/ssl/include/openssl but it wasn't reflected at all.. and
yes, the '..includes in' is missing..
 
> The auth_modules problem is a known error with earlier development
> version and has been fixed in the current sources some time back.

Minor problem though.. The problem is still there right? The only way to
get a clean make out of it is to use the --with-auth-modules=NCSA, or dump
that in the makefile in the auth_modules dir...

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