[Lynx-dev] SSL in 2.8.7dev.11a (was Re: SSL in 2.8.6rel.5 Solaris SPARC)

[Thorsten Glaser]

MJ dixit:

>The most recent stable version, 2.8.6rel.5 was released as a package
>for Solaris 8-10 on SunFreeware.com on November 21, 2008 (thanks Steve).
>
>Any attempt to access using https reports the error:
>
>Alert!: This client does not contain support for HTTPS URLs.

This is fun, I get this with 2.8.7dev.11a (but not dev.8):

[…]
checking if SIGWINCH is defined... yes
checking if you want NSS compatible SSL libraries... no
checking if you want ssl library... /usr
checking if you want gnutls support... no
checking if you want gnutls-openssl compat... no
checking if you want socks library... no
[…]

$ fgrep -i ssl *                                                                
                                 
config.cache:cf_cv_have_ssl=${cf_cv_have_ssl=no}
config.cache:cf_cv_use_libssl=${cf_cv_use_libssl=/usr}
[…]
lynx_cfg.h:/* #undef USE_OPENSSL_INCL */                /* CF_SSL */
lynx_cfg.h:/* #undef USE_SSL */                 /* CF_SSL */
lynx_cfg.h:/* #undef USE_X509_SUPPORT */                /* CF_GNUTLS, CF_SSL */

Did you test the nōn-GnuTLS case?

bye,
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