Yes, this is the case. It seems there is no solution for this problem,
besides making these packages not
to rely on the affected links when used on Windows. In
OpenSSL this is handled by the perl Configure script.
(I've just tried it on an OpenSSL .tgz unpacked on Windows).
Brgds,
Viktor
On Wed,
On Wed, 21 Jan 2009, Szak�ts Viktor wrote:
Hi Viktor,
> Thanks for your suggestion. It seems it also doesn't create
> those files, but I've just retried, and the whole issue seems
> to be worked around by the OpenSSL build process, so this
> specific problem is now solved. 7z is a good choice for
Hi Lost,
Thanks for your suggestion. It seems it also doesn't create
those files, but I've just retried, and the whole issue seems
to be worked around by the OpenSSL build process, so this
specific problem is now solved. 7z is a good choice for
this job as I use it anyway (but I have to keep in min
Hi Viktor,
El día 20/01/2009 Viktor Szakáts escribió:
> I'd prefer something CLI, the gnuwin32 one doesn't handle -z option,
> so files have to be manually ungzipped first. It also fails to create
> the \include\openssl dir content properly. These are links in the tar,
> and it creates .lnk file
Thanks Francesco.
I'd prefer something CLI, the gnuwin32 one doesn't handle -z option,
so files have to be manually ungzipped first. It also fails to create
the \include\openssl dir content properly. These are links in the tar,
and it creates .lnk files (untgz32 creates zero byte files). Both make
Hi Viktor,
Il 20/01/2009 23.30, Viktor Szakáts ha scritto:
Hi folks,
Anyone knows a tar utility for Windows, which works properly?
(it's a plus if it doesn't depend on Cyg and similar dlls)
I use this one:
UNTGZ/32bit Decompression Utility 0.95 freeware version
Copyright (c) 1996,97 Tillmann S
Hi folks,
Anyone knows a tar utility for Windows, which works properly?
(it's a plus if it doesn't depend on Cyg and similar dlls)
I use this one:
UNTGZ/32bit Decompression Utility 0.95 freeware version
Copyright (c) 1996,97 Tillmann Steinbrecher. Feb 17 1997
But it consistently messes up f.e. Op
