Seems that OpenSSL is not included with the one-click Windows installer. Maybe it should be? Or if we could make prebuilt binaries for it that can be installed with the gem command now included in the one-click installer. Anyway it's now a bit frustrating that it is built by default on linux and with cygwin (if openssl available) but is not included with the one-click installer.
I can't seem to find a place where a prebuilt extension for openssl on windows is available; I seem to remember that it was avilable on http://www.garbagecollect.jp/ruby/mswin32/en/ but can't find it anymore. Any links or should I recommend them to compile it themselves via Mingw?
I think that I opened this as a bug on the RubyForge project for the
installer, because it's affecting me with a bit of GMail interaction I
want to do.
-austin
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On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 00:18:17 +0900, Robert Feldt <feldt@ce.chalmers.se> wrote:
Hi,
My students are at it again:
Seems that OpenSSL is not included with the one-click Windows
installer. Maybe it should be? Or if we could make prebuilt
binaries for it that can be installed with the gem command now
included in the one-click installer. Anyway it's now a bit
frustrating that it is built by default on linux and with cygwin
(if openssl available) but is not included with the one-click
installer.
I can't seem to find a place where a prebuilt extension for
openssl on windows is available; I seem to remember that it was
avilable on Index of /ruby/mswin32/en but
can't find it anymore. Any links or should I recommend them to
compile it themselves via Mingw?
I can't seem to find a place where a prebuilt extension for openssl on windows is available; I seem to remember that it was avilable on Index of /ruby/mswin32/en but can't find it anymore. Any links or should I recommend them to compile it themselves via Mingw?
The openssl module is included in the builds from Index of /ruby/mswin32/en (lib/ruby/1.8/i386-mswin32/openssl.so), but libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll are missing.
You can copy the two files from a binary distribution of openssl for windows, for example the one from http://www.slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html\. The installer put both files in %WINDOWS_HOME%\system32, you have to copy them to a directory where ruby.exe can find them, e.g. to the bin folder of the intepreter.
> Hi,
>
> My students are at it again:
>
> Seems that OpenSSL is not included with the one-click Windows
> installer. Maybe it should be? Or if we could make prebuilt
> binaries for it that can be installed with the gem command now
> included in the one-click installer. Anyway it's now a bit
> frustrating that it is built by default on linux and with cygwin
> (if openssl available) but is not included with the one-click
> installer.
>
> I can't seem to find a place where a prebuilt extension for
> openssl on windows is available; I seem to remember that it was
> avilable on Index of /ruby/mswin32/en but
> can't find it anymore. Any links or should I recommend them to
> compile it themselves via Mingw?
I think that I opened this as a bug on the RubyForge project for the
installer, because it's affecting me with a bit of GMail interaction I
want to do.
I think having out-of-the-box ssl support is important. I bumped your bug
report to highest priority, and I'll try to get this included soon. I am, as
usual, severely over-committed so if there are any gotchas from those who
have installed OpenSSL on windows please pass them along.
Curt
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On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 00:18:17 +0900, Robert Feldt > <feldt@ce.chalmers.se> wrote:
I was playing with the Windows Installer scripts a while back in the
interest of making a gentoo-like Windows Installer build -- it would
take longer, but be more complete and up to date, grabbing files from
sources (it would remove issues with some extensions being compiled on
VC6 and others on VC7), and building them. I didn't get very far --
too many other things to do -- but I had no problems building OpenSSL
out of the source download, IIRC.
-austin
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On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 01:22:20 +0900, Curt Hibbs <curt@hibbs.com> wrote:
I think having out-of-the-box ssl support is important. I bumped your bug
report to highest priority, and I'll try to get this included soon. I am, as
usual, severely over-committed so if there are any gotchas from those who
have installed OpenSSL on windows please pass them along.
> I think having out-of-the-box ssl support is important. I
bumped your bug
> report to highest priority, and I'll try to get this included
soon. I am, as
> usual, severely over-committed so if there are any gotchas from
those who
> have installed OpenSSL on windows please pass them along.
I was playing with the Windows Installer scripts a while back in the
interest of making a gentoo-like Windows Installer build -- it would
take longer, but be more complete and up to date, grabbing files from
sources (it would remove issues with some extensions being compiled on
VC6 and others on VC7), and building them. I didn't get very far --
too many other things to do -- but I had no problems building OpenSSL
out of the source download, IIRC.
Thanks for the OpenSSL report -- sounds like it should go smoothly.
In he long term I agree with you, the building process for the one-click
installer should really build everything from source. I think the current
mix of source-builds and binary-installs was pragmatic (no pun intended) as
a means of getting it out the door.
Curt
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On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 01:22:20 +0900, Curt Hibbs <curt@hibbs.com> wrote: