

If this is with regards to the recent HeartBleed security problem then no Mac has ever had a version that is vulnerable to this issue. I am not sure why you are installing a (newer) version of OpenSSL on a Mac.
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> 2019 that specified how to get openssl working on MacOS:
> export export export I have also followed the advice of a previous mailing list response from and when running bundle install youre greeted with this nonsense: extconf.rb:99:in> Things I've tried (from the recommendation that homebrew outputs after Wait until the download completes, and then open it (the exact procedure varies a bit per browser). Navigate to the OpenVPN Access Server client web interface.

> clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see Downloading and installing (for Client Connect v2) 1. > On my mac I receive the following error: > csc -static myprogram.scm -L -lssl -L -lcrypto -o myprogram I use the following on linux to successfully > My code runs just fine in interpreted mode (csi -s myprogram.scm). > how static binaries are handled in v5+. > The issue appears to be a linker problem during compile time, likely due to > this has been the case for some time, and I've already overcome this before. > clearly arises from Mac's abandonment of OpenSSL for its own tooling. > Chicken 5+ I am no longer able to build static binaries on MacOS (which I > both linux and MacOS, and has for several years. It runs both in interpreted fashion as well as compiled. > I have a project that uses the OpenSSL egg. > the same situation, but maybe it will help. Installing OpenSSL can be tricky, and there are a few different ways to do this. > sqlite3 (because the sqlite3 Apple supplies is obsolete). Heres my current setup: > MacOS 11.6 (Big Sur) > Chicken 5.2.0 > OpenSSL installed via homebrew > My code runs just fine in. installing OpenSSL on Windows, Linux, and macOS. > me with getting the sqlite3 egg to build using the homebrew installed > /usr/local/Cellar/openssl*/VERSION/? That > library directories for the homebrew installed openssl, the ones under > Have you tried setting CSC_OPTIONS to include the specific include and On Wednesday, September 29th, 2021 at 5:08 PM, T. (note that these paths may have changed over time):Įxport after installing the openssl egg, I could compile with:Ĭsc -static myprogram.scm -L -lssl -L -lcrypto -o myprogram For future people stumbling across thisĬonversation, I was able to compile successfully with the following strategy I wasįinally able to build a static binary. Thank you Kurt-this was indeed the solution I've been searching for.
