OpenConnect 7.07 fails to build with LibreSSL

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Sure, I've attached the patch.

Note that since you wrote specifically to attach the patch that makes
the build with LibreSSL possible, I also include the changes in
tests/Makefile.am which remove building of bad_dtls_test.c.

On 08/31/16 08:51 PM, David Woodhouse wrote:
> On Wed, 2016-08-31 at 20:37 +0200, Piotr Kubaj wrote:
>> I'm not sure about other people use-cases, but I've used Openconnect
>> with LibreSSL for about a year and couldn't really complain, although I
>> use it only for remote work. I use GnuTLS-based Openconnect on other
>> computer with different OS and don't really see the difference in
>> performance.
>>
>> I really don't know other people's opinions but if you ask me, sure make
>> it build. You could openly state in next release's release notes that it
>> works, but may be slow (and you recommend GnuTLS), so that you don't get
>> next mails from other people using LibreSSL and saying it's slow :)
> 
> I can live with that. Can I have a single patch with a Signed-off-by
> which I can apply to just make the LibreSSL version build? We can leave
> it failing 'make check'.
> 
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