[Bug 499137] Review Request: sipwitch - SIP telephony server for secure phone systems

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--- Comment #11 from Mamoru Tasaka <mtasaka@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  2009-05-10 00:18:01 EDT ---
Hello:

(In reply to comment #9)
> The sipwitch.py issue is partially related to swig, since it is generated by
> swig.  I changed the patch to install using INSTALL_DATA, and maybe I will need
> to set explicit attrib too?  I will test this a bit here...
- For this just using %attr(...) or using chmod at %install
  is enough.

> Incidentally, if gcrypt is not used, sipwitch falls back to openssl libcrypto. 
> This in fact should have been preferred since libeXosip2 already links in
> openssl, but it seems to fail to detect libcrypto support (even for md5), and
> that is strange.  Also I tested mostly with the gcrypt crypto functions, so it
> is probably safer to keep using those for now.  Anyway, at some point we all
> should try to  converge on nss based stuff :).  

- Well, on rawhide libeXosip2 is not linked against openssl
  library.
  Note that this is under GPLv3+, and strictly speaking openssl
  license conflicts with GPL (any version):
  https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Licensing

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