Hi Everyone,there something we can do better?
I noticed that most of the OpenSSL downloads are still from the 1.0.2 series or older - there was recently even a 1.0.1 download. Is anyone having difficulty with the more recent versions of builds done by ITUGLIB? Are the builds on too recent RVUs? Is
On 12/24/2021 11:01 AM, Randall wrote:Is there something we can do better?
Hi Everyone,
I noticed that most of the OpenSSL downloads are still from the 1.0.2 series or older - there was recently even a 1.0.1 download. Is anyone having difficulty with the more recent versions of builds done by ITUGLIB? Are the builds on too recent RVUs?
Hi Randall, I haven't downloaded in a while, but I'm wondering if it's
the API change in 1.1.x? Nothing to do with your awesome efforts
at all?
On Friday, December 24, 2021 at 3:10:52 p.m. UTC-5, red floyd wrote:Is there something we can do better?
On 12/24/2021 11:01 AM, Randall wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I noticed that most of the OpenSSL downloads are still from the 1.0.2 series or older - there was recently even a 1.0.1 download. Is anyone having difficulty with the more recent versions of builds done by ITUGLIB? Are the builds on too recent RVUs?
insulated. The 3.0 change dealt with new cyphers and changes to DLL handling of engines (moved to "providers"). We rebuilt curl using 1.0.2 and 1.1.1 with no changes that we could see. 3.0.x has a small initialization change, I think. Remember that 1.0.2Hi Randall, I haven't downloaded in a while, but I'm wondering if it'sThe API had a fairly minimal set of changes at 1.1.x compared to 1.0.2. Most programs should not see a significant change, AFAIK - if any at all. There are some method signature changes but if you use the recommended #define macros, you should be
the API change in 1.1.x? Nothing to do with your awesome efforts
at all?
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