> -----Original Message-----
> From: Richard Ford [mailto:curl_at_cubok.com]
> So, if I compile PHP with SSL support or use the inbuilt cURL
> options. I assume that cURL when compiled beforehand still
> needs the ssl support itself?

Yes, if you want to use cURL with SSL support in anyway (ie
using PHP internel functions or via 'command line') cURL must
be compiled with SSL support.

With respect to compiling PHP against a version of cURL that
supports SSL I think the problem you often come across (or
the one I did last time I did it) is solely a linking one.
If you modify your configure file so that the line:
LIBS="-lcurl $LIBS"
reads instead as:
LIBS="-lssl -lcrypto -lcurl $LIBS"
you should be good to go.

Compiling with the -openssl option effectively does this
for you (and also compiles other openssl functions into PHP
itself).

http://bugs.php.net/?id=9642

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