config on FreeBSD

When trying to configure the makefiles I get the following errors Configuring for FreeBSD syntax error in file ./Configure at line 9, next 2 tokens "use strict" Illegal modulus of constant zero in file ./Configure at line 76, next 2 tokens " table=" Illegal expression (MODULO) as lvalue in fi

Re: ssl-daemon?

"Pedro G. Gonnet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > i was just wondering if anybody knew of an ssl-daemon that could > decrypt ssl packets and send them to the corresponding port, > therefore making it completely transparent for other server > applications? [...] I think on http://www.openssl.org> you'll f

Re: problem with repeatedly created sll on open sockets

olga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: [...] > I have an open socket "s" which should be persistent (should be left > open for reuse, but may be closed any time by another library - > wwwlib) So presumably you're connecting to some HTTPS server. > I am creating ssl object, setting socket fd to "s", connecti

Re: Binary?

Hi! Gerry Dubois wrote: > HAve you heard of GCC? emx-gcc didn't care for the source. I'm useless at compiling things, mainly coz I don't have all of the Unixy tools and the knack of makefiles Luke -- Luke Ross (Fizzy Razzer) - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit http://homepages.anglianet.co.uk/lukeross

ssl-daemon?

hi! i was just wondering if anybody knew of an ssl-daemon that could decrypt ssl packets and send them to the corresponding port, therefore making it completely transparent for other server applications? is there a way to do this with openssl? i've heard of a service for windows-nt that does tha

Re: Binary?

HAve you heard of GCC? At 12:19 PM 3/28/99 +, Luke Ross wrote: >Hi! > >Does anyone have a binary that'll do PKCS12 so I can generate my own >certs >for NS & OL? I need something for one of DOS, Win16, Win32 or OS/2, but >I >have no decent C compiler. > >TIA, > >Luke >-- >Luke Ross (Fizzy Raz

Binary?

Hi! Does anyone have a binary that'll do PKCS12 so I can generate my own certs for NS & OL? I need something for one of DOS, Win16, Win32 or OS/2, but I have no decent C compiler. TIA, Luke -- Luke Ross (Fizzy Razzer) - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit http://homepages.anglianet.co.uk/lukeross/lukeinfo