>> You also have the option of using Thomas Hruska's Win32-OpenSSL at >> https://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html. >> >> Thomas makes 1.0.2a available for download on his site. > > Not useful! Those are default builds with SSL3 enabled. > The suggestion was to buildOpenSSL with the unwanted > features (in this case SSL3) disabled at configure/build > time. Oh, you're right. I was commenting on the pain points of a Win32 compile. I did not see the third message in the thread.
