Specifying -lssl is sufficient.
libssl depends on libcrypto and so will be automatically linked indirectly to
your app.
e.g. gcc main.c -lssl -o sample
will work.
On Monday 16 June 2008 15:13:19 vinni rathore wrote:
> Hi..
> first of all thanx as I got success using -lssl option with my file but
Hi..
first of all thanx as I got success using -lssl option with my file but
could you please give me the whole procedure that why the linking errors??
how to link with the Library it needed .. i think in linux it require
Libcrypto.so and libssl.so..
please provide me the steps..
thnx in advance
r
Thnx for ur reply Mr. Vijay
I have a question .. as there are two libraries in case of Windows :
Libeay32.lib and SSLeay32.lib
so the same libraries are for linux or something different in case of linux.
Sorry for this basic question as i m very much new to Linux for openssl.
Thnx and Regards,
Vi
Hi,
Based on what you have shared, I believe you didn't link the library files
required. You should use the -lssl option for this.
i.e.
root #: gcc sample_file.c -lssl
This is of course assuming that Openssl installed without any incident as
you have said. Also, if this is the first time that yo
Could you post the message given you by the compiler??
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 9:51 AM, vinni rathore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi
> i m getting undefined symbol for my sample server program that is on linux.
> my program is using openssl apis.
> i have installed the openssl 0.9.8g versio
hi
i m getting undefined symbol for my sample server program that is on linux.
my program is using openssl apis.
i have installed the openssl 0.9.8g version on the red hat machine
everything got sucess but still getting the linking errors.
steps that i followed:
1- config
2. make
3. make insta
