Sorry my fault. Using the correct configure options makes OpenSSL support indeed work :-) Thanks for pointing me to that. I will again try with GnuTLS after getting everything up and running with OpenSSL.
Regards, Martin.
Am Di., 18. Dez. 2018 um 19:44 Uhr schrieb Amos Jeffries <squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
On 19/12/18 3:44 am, Martin Hoffmann wrote:
> Thanks that would be fine.
> However meanwhile I have recompiled squid 4.4 with OpenSSL support
> (added --enable-ssl
Which does not exist any longer.
> and --with-open-ssl=xxx
Which never existed at all.
The ./configure option name is " --with-openssl ". Add that to the
debian/rules file and rebuild.
> and removed --with-gnutls
> to debian/rules) just to end with the same problems
Nod. That is because the options you have to enable OpenSSL do not exist.
# see './configure --help'
"
--enable-ssl-crtd Prevent Squid from directly generating TLS/SSL
private key and certificate. Instead enables
the certificate generator processes.
--without-gnutls Do not use GnuTLS for SSL.
Default: auto-detect
--with-openssl[=PATH] Compile with the OpenSSL libraries. The path
to the OpenSSL development libraries and
headers installation can be specified if
outside of the system standard directories
"
HTH
Amos
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