On Tue, Aug 08, 2000 at 04:06:36PM +0200, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
>
> OpenSSL builds and install static libs by default, and if this is the case
> then it won't work. I'd guess most linux users have them static.
>
i miss the point. dynamic libcurl is linked statically against static openssl,
if openssl is leaved alone with default settings, right? whenever a libcurl
client application loads it in memory, it loads the static openssl which is
in it. i can't figure out how that behavior could break my things.

please be clear and easy in your explanation, i'm not a great coder and i
have no shared library experience at all, so i don't know *many* things.

btw, i think that openssl package for debian installs dynamic libraries.
how can i do to understand if it install static too?

thanks

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