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25-Apr-2006, 06:41 AM #1
installing SSLeay Perl module on 1AND1.com domain... possible?
Hey I'm installing SSLeay Perl module onto my 1AND1.com owned domain. I have a linux package and I already have OpenSSL installed (it came with it) but now Ineed this installed. I need this because I have a CGIProxy installed and in order to check websites like gmail you need OpenSSL and SSLeay Perl module installed. But I need help with things like this...

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You should use the same C compiler and options to compile OpenSSL,
perl, and Net::SSLeay. This is the only supported configuration.
If you insist on using different compilers (perhaps because you
obtained either OpenSSL or perl as binaries from a vendor and they
used a compiler that you do not have) then all requests for support
will be ignored. If the only way for you to use the same compiler
for all three components is to recompile your openssl or perl, then
that is exactly what I expect you to do before asking for support.

Installing
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Unix:
# build OpenSSL as per instructions in that package

gunzip <Net_SSLeay.pm-1.06.tar.gz | tar xvf -
cd Net_SSLeay.pm-1.14
./Makefile.PL -t # builds and tests it
make install # You probably have to su to root to do this
perldoc Net::SSLeay # optional, but highly recommended
perldoc Net::SSLeay::Handle
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