Thanks Matt, I am pleased that ubsec is still in 1.0.2 and hopefully those systems that I am tied to that are currently using 1.0.1 don't leapfrog 1.0.2 into 1.1.0 before I am ready. I have a couple of busy months ahead but I will try to get a dedicated Jenkins box built on that spare PE840 with the Broadcom hardware in and start getting familiar with the code. -Vince- On 20/04/16 22:34, Matt Caswell wrote: > > The good news is that support remains within the 1.0.2 version. Since > 1.0.2 is a Long Term Support release, this means that a version of > OpenSSL will support ubsec until 31st December 2019. > > If you must have it work in 1.1.0 and beyond then there is no reason why > you could not support this engine yourself in an external repo and have > it work with 1.1.0. I wouldn't think it would be that hard to do. Just > extract the code in the state that it was in at the point that the above > commit removed it. You will probably need to do some tweaks to get it to > build with subsequent changes (a number of structures have gone opaque > since then which probably means some adjustments will be needed). I can > give you some pointers with what needs to be done if that is the case. > Then you just need to build it as a .so and drop it into the > OPENSSL_ENGINES directory. > > Matt >
