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I have downloaded the latest version of GAIM (1.1.0). Everything works fine except for connecting to MSN. I get the following error when trying to connect.
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SSL support is needed for MSN. Please install a supported SSL library. See http://gaim.sf.net/faq-ssl for more information.
The above link did not have any useful information.
What do I need to install to make this work? I am running RedHat EL 3.
you mean you compiled openssl yourself? in that case i'd say open up gaims ./configure script and find the test for ssl and manually try to recreate it. you may want to specifiy a certain path for the libraries e.g. "./configure --with-ssl /usr/blah/lib/"
I had a simliar problem with Kopete. It refused to connect to the MSN server. I was able to fix it simply by installing the openssl-devel package that came with my distro (but not installed).
Originally posted by sbrewer When I run ./configure --with-ssl /usr/balh/lib I get the following error.
Any other ideas?
Just curious, what made you decide to compile your own OpenSSL? There are OpenSSL packages (openssl and openssl-devel) designed for RH9. Can you simply use them instead?
That's interesting. In the meantime, the same FAQ has a link that provides the precompiled GAIM package for RH 8/9. I suppose the OP will be able to use it?
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