[ntp:hackers] No OpenSSL in ntpq and ntpdc?
Danny Mayer
mayer at gis.net
Sun Apr 24 13:56:53 PDT 2005
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Content preview: At 04:26 AM 4/20/2005, Martin Burnicki wrote: >Harlan
Stenn wrote: >>Heiko, >>I don't think much attention has been paid to
knowing what executables >>need which subroutines from libntp. >>ntp
does not need OpenSSL, but without it the only authentication mechanism
>>that is available is MD5. >>If OpenSSL is available and used, then
some areas of the code will use >>openssl and there will be areas that
do not *need* openssl (but it may have >>to be there to satisfy some
linkage issues or compiler #include issues). >>I suspect you are one of
the first people to try and simply build ntpq by >>itself. If that is
all you really want to do you should therefore be able >>to do it by
removing the #define that says that OPENSSL should be used. >
>Basically we are simply building the NTP package from the BK repo
under >Windows. The config.h for Windows is fixed, part of the BK repo,
and >contains "#define OPENSSL 1". During the build process the openssl
headers >are required and included. [...]
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