Turns out the distro did not include the SSL shared libraries. I just
needed to install and build the OpenSSL source. Once I'd done that,
Curl could build with SSL support.

Just make sure you get the source to same version of SSL that matches
your installation of "Old Hockey Pucks".

Brian

didier slifirski wrote:
> Brian E Clough <bclough <at> banksofthesusquehanna.com> writes:
>
>
>>I want to install Curl with SSL support on a Linux machine. When I try
>>to configure with the --with-ssl switch, the script tell me that it
>>can't find CRYPTO_lock or CRYPTO_add_lock, and SSL will be disabled.
>>
>>I tried installing OpenSSL, but RPM tells me that it's already
>>installed. However, a "find" turns up no files with the name of "SSL"
>>or "crypto".
>>
>>Does anyone have any ideas, on how I can find the SSL directory, or how
>>to install the SSL components that Curl needs?
>>
>>The distro is ClakConnect 2.2, a derivative of Redhat 9.
>>
>>Brian
>>
>
>
> Hello Brian,
>
> i am facing the exact same issue on a HP-Ux server :( and would be very
> gracefull if you could let me know how you soled this, if solved :)
>
> thanks in advance,
>
>
>
>
>
>

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