[stunnel-users] Configure can't find openssl in Ubuntu

[Gonzalo Diethelm]

You probably need something like libcurl3-openssl-dev as well.
Probably...

On Tue, 2006-10-03 at 16:40 +0300, Tommi Nieminen wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I have an Ubuntu 6.06.1 (Dapper) where I'm trying to install
> Stunnel. First I tried to install Stunnel using Ubuntu's
> package manager (apt-get install stunnel4). The installation
> went very smoothly but the fact that stunnel didn't recognize
> the -V switch left me with an uneasy feeling that something
> else might be lacking, too. The Ubuntu package in question
> contains Stunnel 4.14. Stunnel 3.26, installed from another
> package, does recognize the -V switch.
> 
> So then I tried several times installing stunnel from source.
> A few obstacles I managed to overcome, but now that the
> configure script stops telling that it can't find SSL directory
> 
>   checking for SSL directory... Not found
> 
>   Couldn't find your SSL library installation dir
>   Use --with-ssl option to fix this problem
> 
> I'm out of resources. The script seems to check the existence
> of ssl.h file:
> 
>   checkssldir() { :
>     if test -f "$1/include/openssl/ssl.h"
> 
> Despite the fact that I have OpenSSL 0.9.8a on my machine,
> I don't have ssl.h file anywhere, I checked that with find.
> I tried installing Linux headers, but that didn't help (well
> I didn't expect it to help, but I couldn't think of anything).
> 
> Is there some package I should get, that doesn't come with the
> openssl package or how should I solve this problem? Any ideas?
> 
> Another problem that I had when I was experimenting with
> Stunnel 3.26 was the fact, that I couldn't start it up.
> It kept asking for the -r or -l switch. What I want to do
> with Stunnel is to decrypt the traffic coming in on one
> interface and then forward it to another machine through
> another interface. I tried several different configuration
> files, this is one of them (without indentations):
> 
>   cert = stunnel.pem
>   key = stunnel.pem
> 
>   socket = l:TCP_NODELAY=1
>   socket = r:TCP_NODELAY=1
> 
>   verify = 1
> 
>   debug = 7
>   output = stunnel.log
> 
>   client = no
> 
>   [https]
>   accept  = 443
>   connect = 192.168.10.17:5010
>   TIMEOUTclose = 0
> 
> I didn't get any debug information and -f switch didn't
> give anything more. I tried the Windows version (4.18)
> on another pc and it seemed to do exactly what I wanted.
> (the config file may have been slightly different, at
> least no debug was set. I really would like to get this
> working on a Linux box, too.
> 
> Tommi Nieminen
> 
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Gonzalo Diethelm
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