Re: SSL

[Saad Kadhi <bsdguy@docisland.org>]

On Tue, 2002-01-01 at 12:52, thierry@rietsch.ch wrote:
> Hi
> I delete out-provide the hole ssl directory in /etc/ on a openbsd 3.0
> machine (i woudn't). Now i download the source from www.openssl.org and
> installed it. if i know will start apache with ssl it can't. i look at
> the ssl log and it says me, that it coudn't load a library. know i will
> the original source from the openbsd but without reinstalling openbsd.
> is this possible?
sure there are a lot of ways to do this. first, you can try to grab the
/etc/ssl directory from the source tarball src.tar.gz included in the
OpenBSD CDROM. be sure to use the -p option of tar in order to keep the
correct permissions. 

A second method will consist of grabbing the source from anoncvs/cvsup
(so to benefit from the latest patches too if you don't have them yet). 

A third method will be to ask someone on this list who is running the
same version of OpenBSD as you to make a tarball of /etc/ssl directory
and send it to you.

A forth method will be ^U. enough :) try those then we'll see.

HTH

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