OpenSSL.0.9.2b.3.m.PI.README
April 30, 1999

This archive contains an Installer.app package for an MacOS X Server framework
for OpenSSL.  This is port #3 of openssl version 0.9.2b.  

file:	OpenSSL.0.9.2b.3.m.PI.b.tar.gz
desc:	bare-bones end-user distribution
sum:	
md5sum:	

file:  	OpenSSL-Dev.0.9.2b.3.m.PI.bs.tar.gz
desc:  	bare-bones + headers + libs + source
sum:   
md5sum:	


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INSTALLATION

Install the framework to /Local/Library/Frameworks.  This is the easiest
place to put it, and software built with this framework expects it to
be there.  Alternate locations are possible, only if you know what you
are doing and/or you don't mind playing with the Makefile in the 
framework to change the default installation parameters.


NOTES

Applications that have been built to use (or that CAN use) this framework
include:
apache	1.3.6	( w/ mod_so support + mod_ssl >= 2.2.7 )
HTTPS OmniWeb plugin
(AND coming soon, hopefully, lynx-SSL).


CHANGELOG

Apr 30, 1999	(0.9.2b port #3) (Juergen Moellenhoff)
- Disabled the compiler optimization for the PPC architecture. It
  seems that a compiler bug produced sometimes errors on the PPC
  architecture. The Framework works perfect without the 
  compiler optimization.

Apr 12, 1999    (0.9.2b port #2)
- Ensure -O optimized version of OpenSSL end-user distrib.
- Fix packaging problem with OpenSSL-Dev.pkg

Apr 9, 1999     (0.9.2b port #1)
- Split into default user distribution (bare-bones framework) and
  developer distribution (+ headers, static libraries, source).
- OpenSSL claims to be able to built RSA-free (with -DNO_RSA), but it
  won't build correctly (for me, at least).  darn.
- 0.9.2 claims to break binary compatiblity with previous encarnations of
  SSLeay and OpenSSL, so lets just make it's major version be 0.9.2.
- use in apache 1.3.6 (mod_ssl 2.2.7) port

See CHANGELOG inside of framework for details of recent changes.


CREDITS

OpenSSL home page
http://www.openssl.org/

OPENSTEP Framework Build
Rex Dieter <rdieter@math.unl.edu>
Computer System Manager
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
http://www.math.unl.edu/~rdieter/

MacOS X Server Framework Build
Juergen Moellenhoff <jumo@oic.de>
OIC - Object Innovation Center
Germany, Bochum
http://www.oic.de/
