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Can someone tell me where I can find a pre-compiled binary of OpenSSL for Solaris 10? I was told that there is a site called "something like" solarisfreeware.com but this doesn't exist. I would also like to not have to register to download, such as with sunfreeware.com, which also turns out charges for the download from unixpackages.com. There is a reason why I don't want to have to compile the source myself.

Thanks in advance.

MeanwhileInHell
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Solaris 10 includes OpenSSL 0.9.7 out of the box, but it's in /usr/sfw/lib not the normal library path.

The OpenCSW community package repository seems to have precompiled packages of both OpenSSL 0.9.8 and OpenSSL 1.0.1 for Solaris 10, if you need functionality from a later version.

alanc
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As mentioned by the OP It is available from UNIX Packages

Yes you have to pay for our service to compile then, but you do have the advantage that the packages are compiled by folks that have been doing this for over 20 years for the Solaris community, and they come with some level of support and provide all the required dependencies too

Note that the latest version 1.0.1.g that provides the Heatbleed fix was posted up for Solaris 8 - 11 on April 8.

Regards

Colin

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