August 19, 2010

jdarnold jdarnold
Lab Rat
37 posts

Building Windows version with OpenSSL support

 

I’m a little unclear on how to build Qt 4.6.3 with OpenSSL support. I’m running from my VS2008 command line window, but I see ‘openssl = no’ when I run configure. I have openssl installed in c:\openssl. I added c:\openssl\include to the INCLUDE env variable and c:\openssl\lib to LIB, but configure still says openssl = no. Do I need to pass confgure -openssl? Or do I just make and it will figure out where openssl is? As this process takes something like 5+ hrs, I’m hesitant to just try it!

4 replies

August 19, 2010

Denis Kormalev Denis Kormalev
Lab Rat
1654 posts

You should pass additional parameter to configure for openssl support. Don’t remember what parameter exactly, but I think you can find it using configure.exe —help

August 20, 2010

Deleted Member # 4a2 Deleted Member # 4a2
Ant Farmer
1481 posts

you can also chk this link [rolandli.com]

August 20, 2010

jdarnold jdarnold
Lab Rat
37 posts

thx, that link looks pretty useful.

August 20, 2010

Deleted Member # 4a2 Deleted Member # 4a2
Ant Farmer
1481 posts

if that works, you could add the step by step instructions in a wiki page for other users. will help us all :)

 
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