Re: Linking problem on Solaris 8

2001-07-16 Thread Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker
From: Carson Gaspar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> carson> > sed -e carson> > 's,^\("solaris[^"]*-gcc.*\):gnu-shared:\(.*$\),\1:solaris-shared:\2,' Con carson> > figure > Configure.fixed carson> > carson> > and all should be well. carson> carson> That was me. And I'm rather sad that this didn't make it int

Re: Linking problem on Solaris 8

2001-07-16 Thread Richard Hopkins
Yes - I've seen this. Searching through the archives I found a message explaining the problem (sorry, can't credit the original poster off the top of my head). Basically... sed -e 's,^\("solaris[^"]*-gcc.*\):gnu-shared:\(.*$\),\1:solaris-shared:\2,' Con figure > Configure.fixed and all shoul

RE: Linking Problem on Solaris8

2001-07-13 Thread Brad McNamara
It seems that the 'config/Configure' script is incorrectly guessing which kind of shared library to build for OpenSSL 0.9.6b on Solaris8. When 'config threads shared' is invoked, the 'Makefile' created has the variable "SHLIB_TARGET" set to "gnu-shared" when it should be set to "solaris-share

Re: Linking problem on HP

2001-04-19 Thread Lutz Jaenicke
On Thu, Apr 19, 2001 at 01:35:13PM -0400, Monique Mandala wrote: > /usr/ccs/bin/ld: Unsatisfied symbols: >X509_NAME_oneline (code) >SSL_accept (code) >RAND_seed (code) >SSL_set_fd (code) >SSL_library_init (code) >ERR_get_error (code) >SSL_CTX_set_verify (code) > etc. >

Re: linking problem

2000-08-05 Thread Kervin Pierre
I'm not sure if that's your problem but, you may need to patch the openssl source. Actually I just went through this. RAND_egd is defined in libssl but RAND_egd_bytes is not. It is supplied by FixPatch script. Download and extract openssl in same parent dir as apache-ssl. Run FixPatch as usu

Re: linking problem

2000-08-05 Thread Craig Shaver
Looks like you are adding mod_perl also. Did you try to build without mod_perl? Take out the added modules until you find out what is causing the problem. Robert Kubarych wrote: > > While running make on apache_1.3.12 it exits with the following error: > > ld: > Unresolved: > RAND_egd_bytes > *