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Justin Rudd
11/15/2004 9:51:00 PM
So I want to use 'net/imap' with SSL. It supports SSL through OpenSSL
and Ruby OpenSSL But I see no built versions of Ruby OpenSSL. So
going to their site (
http://savannah.nongnu.org/projec...
), I
figured I'd at least find a tarball or something. But I didn't. No
biggee. I'll just grab the source from CVS.
But here is the question, which one? ossl or ossl2? Neither of them
has been touched in a couple of years so I can't use date/time stamp
to figure out which one to use.
Thanks!
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Justin Rudd
http://seagecko.org...
2 Answers
Jamis Buck
11/15/2004 10:05:00 PM
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Justin Rudd wrote:
> So I want to use 'net/imap' with SSL. It supports SSL through OpenSSL
> and Ruby OpenSSL But I see no built versions of Ruby OpenSSL. So
> going to their site (
http://savannah.nongnu.org/projec...
), I
> figured I'd at least find a tarball or something. But I didn't. No
> biggee. I'll just grab the source from CVS.
>
> But here is the question, which one? ossl or ossl2? Neither of them
> has been touched in a couple of years so I can't use date/time stamp
> to figure out which one to use.
It's part of the standard Ruby distribution, now. Just grab a Ruby
tarball and look in ext/openssl.
- Jamis
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Jamis Buck
jgb3@email.byu.edu
http://www.jamisbuck...
Justin Rudd
11/16/2004 12:05:00 AM
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> It's part of the standard Ruby distribution, now. Just grab a Ruby
> tarball and look in ext/openssl.
That is much easier. Thanks Jamis!
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Justin Rudd
http://seagecko.org...
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