Having trouble building OpenSSL on Mac.
Info: I'm working on a PowerPC G4 Mac running MacOS X 10.3.9. It has
XCode 1.5, including gcc 3.3 with the "November 2004 Update". (I'm not
actually using XCode, but it was the easiest way to get the whole
compiler/linker package installed.) This Mac has to remain at 10.3.9,
so I can't move to a newer XCode or gcc. I will eventually add newer
Macs to the test set, though.
Procedure:
Downloaded openssl-0.9.7m.tar.gz.
Unzipped, untarred with no problems.
"./config threads shared" seemed to work fine. (It guessed
darwin-ppc-cc, which is good: "cc" is equivalent to "gcc" on this
system.)
"make" seemed to work fine. (It first failed when I used the "zlib"
option, so I removed that option.)
But "make test" spits out SO much data that I can't tell if there are
any errors or not!! Some parts of that output present lists of values,
but I have no idea of those values are GOOD or BAD.
Could someone explain HOW to tell if the tests succeeded or not??? [Or
does no-one actually run the tests when they build OpenSSL?]
Below are places that LOOK like errors to me, but might be normal or
expected output for the tests:
This line shows up twice:
16 bytes leaked in 2 chunks
This line shows up twice, near the above line:
error 40 at 0 depth lookup:proxy cerificates not allowed, please
set the appropriate flag
These two lines (with only the first number changing) show up TWENTY-TWO
times:
ERROR in CLIENT
9167:error:1407E086:SSL routines:SSL2_SET_CERTIFICATE:certificate
verify failed:s2_clnt.c:1067:
SO, how can I tell if those are really error messages indicating that my
build of OpenSSL is bad, or if those are NORMAL test output and my build
is good?
I really, really have to get OpenSSL setup so I can -use- it on this
Mac, but I'm stuck if the build isn't good. (Particularly since I have
no indication of how to MAKE it good.)
Thanks,
Mike
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