Your solution is the most reliable. However, you could have tried

    $ make clean
after doing your
    $ ./configure --with-ssl
but before doing a
    $ make
and it probably would have worked w/o having to rm -r and gunzip/untar
again.

A "make clean" is standard with most software installations, and will delete
all your compiled binaries. W/o doing that, "make" will not compile over
existing binaries, unless a source file has been modified (simplistic explanation;
check the "make" docs for a fuller explanation).

Since this is more of a "make" issue, versus a curl issue, it's why you wouldn't
normally find this in the curl archives.
    === Al

--- Mark Kendrick <mark_at_ikend.com> wrote:
> Everyone:
>
      [snip]
>
> The solution? Wipe the source directory, unpack the thing again, run
> "./configure --with-ssl, make, make install" and it worked flawlessly.
>
>
> Mark Kendrick
> mark_at_ikend.com
>
>

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