Hi !

On Thu, 7 Mar 2002, Steven M. Bellovin wrote:
> The problem is that openssh 3.1 will not compile with the version
> of openssl in 1.5.2.  Is it safe to install the pkgsrc version on such
> systems?  Will it override properly in the build process?  I think I'm
> going to just apply the one-line patch for now, but that may not be
> feasible for the next hole.

Watch this:

[michael@calchas michael]$ grep OPENSSL /etc/mk.conf
USE_OPENSSL_VERSION=0x0090602fL
[michael@calchas michael]$ /usr/sbin/pkg_info|grep openss
openssl-0.9.6nb2    Secure Socket Layer and cryptographic library
openssh-3.0.2.1     Open Source Secure shell client and server (remote login program)

so, now i'll grab 3.1 and build it, including the S/Key-patch (just add the
necessary parameter in the function the compiler complains about during
build, if you want to include S/Key).

BTW: It is safe to delete the old base-OpenSSH-stuff, and rename the "openssl"-
executable to "openssl.old" or so.

...Michael

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