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Topic: New syntax for OpenSSL port support in FreeBSD /etc/make.conf

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FYI the syntax for OpenSSL port support has changed in FreeBSD's /etc/make.conf file.

The old syntax is:

WITH_OPENSSL_PORT=yes

As I learned when updating the port today due to a security vulnerability, FreeBSD will complain that this syntax has been deprecated.

The new syntax is:

DEFAULT_VERSIONS+= python=2.7 python2=2.7 apache=2.4 pgsql=9.5 ssl=openssl

I just appended the OpenSSL part at the end to the existing DEFAULT_VERSIONS statements.

The latest version of the OpenSSL port (1.0.2_13 as of this writing) compiled and install without warnings or errors using this new syntax.

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Re: New syntax for OpenSSL port support in FreeBSD /etc/make.conf

Thanks for the feedback. I will test with 'ssl=libressl' first, if it works fine, will use libressl as default ssl library.
Any comment?