Hi there, I'm trying to install OpenSSH and have run into two different things that cause the `configure` script to come to a violent halt. The first is caused by the zlib version check; zlib 1.3 has only two components in its version number and so fails the test for "exactly three or exactly four" such components. I am not an M4 programmer and cannot figure out how to both edit the code and have the change actually take effect. Luckily for me, you include a switch to bypass the check, but it's still very irritating. The second problem is more serious. While I can find no reason for the code that checks the OpenSSL library version to fail, it nevertheless is failing; it keeps whining about not being able to find the version number, when it's right there in the same place the script is looking for it. I have no idea why that would happen, but I can't compile OpenSSH because of this seeming brain damage in the execution of the configure script. I hope you folks have better luck investigating this than I've had. Sincerely, Gordon Steemson -- The world’s only gsteemso _______________________________________________ openssh-unix-dev mailing list openssh-unix-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.mindrot.org/mailman/listinfo/openssh-unix-dev
