CentOS 5:: Adding OpenSSL Extension After Installing PHP With Yum May 16, 2009 I just can't figure out how to enable openssl on my server. I've searched around on the web but have come upon dead ends. Hp Laserjet 6l Pro Driver. I recently became the admin to a server of a new company, the previous admin installed everything on this server. The server has php running which was installed thru yum I believe. And so was OpenSSL. Recently though I've been ordered to configure a online sales software. So I started investigating what I would need.

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I know I need OpenSSL, a certificate which should be bought, etc. I met the dreaded dead ends when I came upon knowledge that I had to make OpenSSL work with PHP. Ok so I got to work. I found out that I needed an extension enabled in php. And the only way (that I've read so far) is thru compiling PHP with the command --with-openssl-dir=path.

The problem is that I've compiled many times now and see no change in the phpinfo file. Can the extension be enabled (--with-openssl-dir=path) even after the php and openssl have been installed thru yum?

I'm also new to linux Similar Messages: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ADVERTISEMENT Jun 26, 2011 I find my self abit stuck upgrading OpenSSL to the latest version. The situation is that i've been running LAMP servers just fine by installing the web services from the repositories AND the web services from source. However im now in the process of making a PCI-DSS compliant server LAMP server. I've just had the vulnerability scan report back and its failed due to the OpenSSL having vulnerabilities and it tells me I must upgraded to version higher 1.0.0d. I've basically spent hours and hours trying to get this working along with research but I dont seem to be having much luck with this one Im using a fresh install of CentOS and trying to create a RPM using the source code and rpmbuild, I read this was the best way I read, and this is my first time using rpmbuild. Code: yum -y install rpm-build make gcc gcc-c++ perl mlocate cd /usr/src/ wget updatedb tar -zxf openssl-1.0.0d.tar.gz openssl.spec [Code]. May 1, 2010 Just made the upgrade to 10.04 and after copying my /home/ directory to my external and back over to my hard drive, the.mp3 extensions have all disappeared.

Dolphin still identifies the files as mp3 audio files, but without the extension, Amarok, Banshee or VLC will not play them. Is there anyway to get the media players to play those files, or anyway to add the.mp3 extension onto all of those files at once? Jan 29, 2011 I've recently migrated an unlicensed RHEL5 box to CentOS 5 in order to get the system patched, and yum is telling me that openssl 0.9.8e is the up-to-date version. But that version is over two years old.

I know I can install the newest openssl by using the rpm and I also know how to install from the tarball, but I'm trying to avoid both methods because I prefer the automated dependency handling of yum. My question is SHOULD I be expecting yum to see openssl 0.9.8q when I run 'yum update openssl'? Adjustment Program Epson Xp 313.

If so, I'll be happy to reinvestigate my configuration for problems. I'm currently just using the default CentOS repositories.

If it's a case where anything beyond 0.9.8e simply hasn't been included from upstream, and I need to install it manually, that's fine. I'm just trying to get a handle on my expectations.

I've been pouring through google and forums and looking for documentation for weeks, but there's so much that it's definitely possible I've overlooked it. May 18, 2010 I installed the aMSN 0.96 from yum install When I try to loggin, the aMSN required installation TLS module I selected Linux-x86_64, because I am using a IBM T400 notebook computer but the system replys: Installatiom TLS module error: Couldn't get [URL] So I went to the [URL] and downloaded the tls1.6-src.tar.gz But when I configure it. The system says: configure: error: bad ssl-dir: cannot find openssl/opensslv.h under /usr/include Then I try to using yum to install openssl The system replies: [root@localhost tls1.6]# yum install openssl Loaded plugins: fastestmirror Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile [Code]. Sep 27, 2010 I recently just installed centos, but it appears that when I installed it v 0.9.8e was installed consequently, all the lib's etc. Are /lib/libssl.so.0.9.8e instead of an ordinary /lib/libssl.so.0.9.8 etc. And this is causing some problems for me, as programs are looking for /lib/libssl.so.0.9.8, and even if i symlink/copy/move /lib/libssl.so.0.9.8e to /lib/libssl.so.0.9.8 there are still some errors occurring. I had been reading that supposedly yum is meant to have a 'yum downgrade' option, however it doesn't appear to be recognised when I run it on my centos server.