Hi, I've noticed that ssleay from non-US uses a subdirectory within /usr/bin to store it's programs. This new path is not added to the users path so they won't be able to call the programs. Is that intentional? As SSLEay comes with 71 programs, most of them are softlinks to /usr/bin/ssl/ssleay I can understand that one doesn't want to put this much binaries into /usr/bin, it would be another 1/10th of the files there. But within this subdirectory people won't be able to call them. Apart from that, is it needed to introduce that much links? Wouldn't it be more convenient if I'd call ssleay with a parameter specifying the crypt routine to use? Regards, Joey -- / Martin Schulze http://home.pages.de/~joey/ / *** Fatal Error: Found [MS-Windows], joey@linux.de / / repartitioning Disk for Linux ... /
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