in reply to SSL

There is a brand new version of Net::SSLeay that could help.

If you are used to doing command line telneting to servers to probe around, you could always use stunnel (takes whatever you type and turns it into a secure client connection -- it is also very useful for turning an insecure server into a SSL server).

my @a=qw(random brilliant braindead); print $a[rand(@a)];

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Re: Re: SSL
by stix (Novice) on Dec 14, 2001 at 19:41 UTC
    Well, here's my situation. I have been developing a tool using Perl for testing an online application. Now my boss says I need to make it work with an SSL server as well. I would like to avoid rewriting all of the modules I've created. Is there a way to make this transparent, so I simply install a module and "use" it? I finally got openssl to install, but when I try to create the makefile for SSLeay, it asks "Which SSLeay do you want to link against?". What does this mean?
      you could try using CPAN to install it.. perl -MCPAN -e install Net::SSLeay