From: Chris R. <chr...@me...> - 2000-08-09 15:42:27
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Clif Harden <cl...@di...> wrote: > > This message is to inform the list of a problem I ran into > last night trying to install perl-ldap .20 using the ldaps/ssl > option on my linux system. Chris Ridd and I have already > discussed this problem somewhat. > > MY linux system particulars; > > Mandrake Linux 6.5 > OpenSSL rpm installed, ssl verison 0.9.5a > > When installing perl-ldap .20 with ssl I had to > load IO::Socket::SSL which requires Net::SSLeay > which now requires OpenSSL-0.9.3a or newer. > The Net::SSLeay expects to find the OpenSSL > code in /usr/local/ssl. The OpenSSL rpm I have > installed does not load software into /usr/local/ssl. > > I did specify a new location for the libraries/binaries > according to the documentation in the Net::SSLeay > module, but it did not work. I think this is because > the binaries and libraries of the rpm are in different > base directories. > > I think I can get around problem by creating a > /usr/local/ssl and sub directories and then creating > soft links to the binaries and libraries of my > rpm software. > > I need someone who has OpenSSL installed in > /usr/local/ssl send me a listing of this > directory and all of it's subdirectories. bin/ certs/ include/ lib/ misc/ oid.cnf openssl.cnf private/ > I am currently working on the perl-ldap FAQ. > > I think LDAPS and OpenSSL will cause an increase > in "help me" questions on the list. I intend to > add a section on LDAPs and OpenSSL in the FAQ. We should probably wait until they're actually frequently asked ;-), but I suspect you're right - getting Net::SSLeay installed is fundamentally harder than Net::LDAP because it requires a C compiler and is therefore likely to cause more problems. I mentioned to Clif this morning that the versions of bits that I know will work (on a Linux system) for Net::LDAP: OpenSSL: 0.9.4 Net::SSLeay: 1.05 IO::Socket::SSL: 0.73 In particular, I think newer versions of OpenSSL will cause trouble. I will, when I get some time, try to get Net::LDAPS working with newer releases of these bits. I'm off to Tokyo this week, so I've got a long flight ahead in which to thrash this out :-) The in-flight movies might win though. > In order to make this section of the FAQ more meaning full, I > need documentation on problems/solutions encountered while > trying to install LDAPs and OpenSSL on other systems like > FreeBSD, Solaris, HPUX, etc. Chris Ridd also needs to know > about these problems. > > > Regards, > > Clif Harden INTERNET: c-h...@ti... > > Cheers, Chris |