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06/12/07 15:21:47 (1 year ago)
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1.8.3p3

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  • 1.8.3/trunk/README.SSL

    r467 r919  
    5252  The Configure script distributed with PennMUSH automatically detects 
    5353  the OpenSSL libraries (libssl and libcrypto) and attempts to link 
    54   them into the executable, defining HAS_OPENSSL in config.h. 
    55   If you have SSL libraries but wish to avoid linking with them, 
    56   give the -D no_openssl argument to Configure when you run it. 
     54  them into the executable, defining HAVE_SSL and HAS_OPENSSL in 
     55  config.h. If you have SSL libraries but wish to avoid linking with them, 
     56  give the --without-ssl argument to Configure when you run it. 
    5757 
    5858  You can compile the OpenSSL libraries yourself from source code 
    59   at http://www.openssl.org. 
     59  at http://www.openssl.org. If you install it through your OS'es 
     60  package management system, you need shared libraries and development 
     61  headers. (Packages with names like openssl, libssl, and -dev or -shlibs 
     62  prefixes are common. Exact names vary from OS to OS. You want at least 
     63  verison 0.9.7.) If OpenSSL gets installed in a place that isn't checked 
     64  by default, you can invoke configure with ./configure --with-ssl=/path/to 
     65  (The path must be the root directory of where OpenSSL's include/ and lib/ 
     66  directories are.) 
    6067 
    6168  OpenSSL can also be compiled on Windows, and you could add its