Re: RE: Documentation stuff and OpenSSH/SSL

Well, no compiling is involved fortunately.  Spot takes care of that. 
Assuming you're running a sun4m machine ( e.g. ss20, ss5, ss4), simply 
install the openssl rpm on the aurora download site for sparcv8.  That's it.

-charles

Marc Kasten wrote:
>> someone didn't know about the openssl speedups on sparc32, started 
>> tinkering, and found that v1 workaround instead of the "real" openssl 
>> fix.  Is that the case Mr. Kasten?
> 
> 
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> Yes.  I could not understand the documentation regarding OpenSSL and 
> will not have gcc on the sparc so i can't compile anything.  As a 
> router, I'm keeping the sparc stripped.  With some tinkering, I 
> discovered the SSH version1 speed increase.  I am interested in the best 
> way to implement the SSL packaging so that I can connect quickly while 
> implementing this router project.
> 
> Marc Kasten