Discussion:
How to compile without ssl
Andreas Benzler
2008-12-19 11:52:30 UTC
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Hi list

I would like to compile mico without ssl support on a suse 11.1 system.
Because opensll is so deeply integrated in this distro you can not just
uninstall it for compiling mico. Is there any configure switch or any
other hints I am missing to prevent including ssl support in mico?

The reason for that is that I would like to move with a whole lot of
software to suse 11.1 and I would have to add ssl to the makevars at
loads of makefiles. The former system (suse 10.2) I used was able to
remove the openssl support so that mico did not get compiled with it.

Any hints are appreciated.

Regards

Andreas
Karel Gardas
2008-12-22 07:41:34 UTC
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Hi,

indeed! We still do not have --disable-ssl configure option, but anyway
you might try to use --with-ssl and points it to some directory where
SSL is not installed and see if this helps in your case. If it does not
help, then in your case you can hand edit configuration files, i.e.
top-level MakeVars (HAVE_SSL variable) and include/mico/config.h and
undef SSL related defines (search for SSL).

Anyway, the best way would be to enhance configure.in by --disable-ssl
configure option. If you work toward this goal, please do not forget to
share your changes with us.

Cheers,
Karel
Post by Andreas Benzler
Hi list
I would like to compile mico without ssl support on a suse 11.1 system.
Because opensll is so deeply integrated in this distro you can not just
uninstall it for compiling mico. Is there any configure switch or any
other hints I am missing to prevent including ssl support in mico?
The reason for that is that I would like to move with a whole lot of
software to suse 11.1 and I would have to add ssl to the makevars at
loads of makefiles. The former system (suse 10.2) I used was able to
remove the openssl support so that mico did not get compiled with it.
Any hints are appreciated.
Regards
Andreas
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