[Dillo-dev]Configure script patch
This patch updates the configuration system to chack for OpenSSL libraries, and compile appropriately. I have tested to make sure that the system work with both ssl enabled and disabled, though I do not know how well it will react to not have OpenSSL present at all. Along wwith those changes go changes to the https.c file to take advantage of this newly available information. In the event that it is compiled without ssl support, an error page will come back indicating that the dpi was compiled without ssl support, and link to the openssl website. btw, is there any easy command which will delete all of the non CVS files? make distclean seems to keep the configure script around, along with other cache information. - Garrett Kajmowicz
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004, Garrett Kajmowicz wrote:
This patch updates the configuration system to chack for OpenSSL libraries, and compile appropriately. I have tested to make sure that the system work with both ssl enabled and disabled, though I do not know how well it will react to not have OpenSSL present at all.
Along wwith those changes go changes to the https.c file to take advantage of this newly available information. In the event that it is compiled without ssl support, an error page will come back indicating that the dpi was compiled without ssl support, and link to the openssl website.
Ok, I'll check it after copding the dpip dialog. Yesterday some seasickness and stomach aches kept me away from the computer. I hope it gets better today...
btw, is there any easy command which will delete all of the non CVS files? make distclean seems to keep the configure script around, along with other cache information.
I don't know! ;) BTW, I made a shell script to do it... Just in case you want to generate patches easily, keep a CVS repository tree and a working copy, that way: diff -pru dillo-cvs dillo-wc > Mydiff works very well. Cheers Jorge.-
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004, Garrett Kajmowicz wrote:
This patch updates the configuration system to chack for OpenSSL libraries, and compile appropriately. I have tested to make sure that the system work with both ssl enabled and disabled, though I do not know how well it will react to not have OpenSSL present at all.
Along wwith those changes go changes to the https.c file to take advantage of this newly available information. In the event that it is compiled without ssl support, an error page will come back indicating that the dpi was compiled without ssl support, and link to the openssl website.
Commmited. It'd be interesting to know whether it detects GnuTLS. This library is under the GPL, implements SSL and even has a wrapper for OpenSSL. It'd not be rare if it worked out of the box. BTW, some time ago I made a little skim on it and it had a good session caching scheme (almost transparent to the API), done internally. Cheers Jorge.-
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