[mdlug] good distro for openssl, squid, and citrix?

[Wojtak, Greg]

I've never run into an issue building binaries with openssl headers on
Red Hat, which is what I use and administer almost exclusively anymore.
Maybe

# yum update openssl-devel

(or up2date openssl-devel if you are not using RHEL 5).

Maybe there was a jank rpm of the openssl development headers released?

Hope it helps,

Greg Wojtak
The Linux Fix
http://www.thelinuxfix.com/


-----Original Message-----
From: mdlug-bounces at mdlug.org [mailto:mdlug-bounces at mdlug.org] On Behalf
Of Dean Durant
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 4:12 PM
To: md lug
Subject: [mdlug] good distro for openssl, squid, and citrix?

Hello, can anyone recommend a good distro for openssl?    My
understanding is that redhat is not so good.    Openssl pre-installed
would be fine, but I also don't mind downloading a tarball, running
configure, make, and make install, or other type instructions.    

But the openssl headers are really a problem it seems like.

My ultimate problem seems to be a trying to use an already compiled
squid rpm that doesn't seem to pass https as needed to use with citrix.


So I feel like I have to compile a new squid binary from scratch, with
the --enable-openssl option, and that's where make runs into a issue
with the openssl headers not being installed.    This is on redhat(e)
enterprise linux, and there is something very confusing, or very f_____d
up about openssl on RHEL.   

So I am searching for an alternative.       Thanks, Dean
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