Re: Disable OpenSSL

On Thu, 27 Mar 2025 17:27:33 +0100, Marc Haber wrote:

> I will never remember that ./configure --help mentions that 
> --disable-foo is always available. Sorry.
>
> >OpenSSL is used to support TLS connections to the sudo log
> >server, sudo_logsrvd.  This is mainly used for remote storage of
> >sudo session logs.
>
> Debian doesn't ship logsrvd. We don't have the capacity to support that.

OK, then it should be no problem.

> >Sudo ships with its own sha2 functions and can use those if not
> >using OpenSSL or gcrypt.
>
> So Debian's sudo package will not even lose functionality if we build 
> with --disable-openssl --disable-wolfssl?

You should only need --disable-openssl since wolfssl is opt-in.

 - todd
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