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Re: [cobalt-users] net::ssleay



>> I searched the archives but could not find any helpful info on installing
>> ssleay on a RAQ 3. This software is required by our merchant processor. I
>> tried installing it but was unsuccessful. Was not sure if there was a step I
>> am missing or if this is even possible.
>> 
>> Any help would be appreciated...
>> 
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> Look here at cpan.org
> 
> http://search.cpan.org/search?module=Net::SSLeay
> 
> I recently installed Net::Ssleay successfully on my RaQ3
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Hendrik.
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Hi again,

sorry, didn't read your mail properly. I thought, you did'nt know where to
get Net::SSLeay...

*ehem*

This way worked properly on my RaQ3:

tar xvzf Net_SSLeay.pm-xxxx.tar.gz

cd Net_SSLeay.pm-xxxxx

perl Makefile.PL /usr

make install

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I presume, you followed the installation guide of the package. The problem
here is that your openssl has been installed from rpm. So, the script will
be able to find the right openssl path only if you run the Makefile.PL with
'/usr' as shown above. Otherwise installation will fail.

Sorry again for this short answer in my first mail.

Good luck!

Hendrik.