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Re: TLS1.2 and N9 (polishing brass on a sinking ship)
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Re: TLS1.2 and N9 (polishing brass on a sinking ship)
Great! Thank you!
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Re: TLS1.2 and N9 (polishing brass on a sinking ship)
It's missing a lot... no grob, libqt4-network and other packages... :(
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Re: TLS1.2 and N9 (polishing brass on a sinking ship)
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Qt4 builds to many different binary packages (libqt4-network being one of them), but there's only one source package. I think it's qt4-x11. Grob is closed source - there is no source package. If I had access to the grob source, I'd have fixed some bugs and also rebuilt it against a newer WebKit. The worst part is that the particular WebKit lib that grob uses is not in the source distribution (it's a different lib than libqt4-webkit). I believe I used the ISO that nieldk linked to for source packages. |
Re: TLS1.2 and N9 (polishing brass on a sinking ship)
God! Thanks. Everything is clear now.
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Re: TLS1.2 and N9 (polishing brass on a sinking ship)
https://i.imgur.com/w4tf6Ld.png
Do you know how to fix it perhaps? I have OpenSSL 1.0.1t compiled and installed, while all other OpenSSL are "removed" to ensure only latest one is used. Everything built successfully, even Qt4 uses new SSL now - but not qca2-plugin-ossl, ends with error like on screen. Any ideas? |
Re: TLS1.2 and N9 (polishing brass on a sinking ship)
Is somewhere in qca-ossl source code the evp.h file included or openssl/evp.h file? You need to add the directory to the include directories.
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Re: TLS1.2 and N9 (polishing brass on a sinking ship)
evp.h exists in /usr/include/openssl, and the cpp file in qca2-plugin-ossl does #include <openssl/evp.h>...
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Re: TLS1.2 and N9 (polishing brass on a sinking ship)
You can add configure options for your openssl path to the debian/rules file.
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$(DEB_BUILDDIR)/Makefile: Code:
--with-openssl-inc=[path] Path to OpenSSL include files |
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