Did not get significantly better results: 

[Crypt-SSLeay-0.57] 511 $ perl Makefile.PL
======================================================================
+==
No installed SSL libraries found in any of the following places.
    /local
    /local/ssl
    /opt/ssl
    /usr
    /usr/local
    /usr/local/ssl
    /usr/local/openssl
You will have to either specify a directory location at the following
prompt, or rerun the Makefile.PL program and use the --lib switch
to specify the path. If the path in question is considered standard
on your platform, please consider filing a bug report in order to
have it taken into account in a subsequent version of Crypt::SSLeay.


This host looks like it is running Debian. Crypt::SSLeay needs to
be compiled with C headers that the libssl-dev package makes
available. Please install that package before trying to build this
module. (You can always deinstall the package afterwards, once
Crypt::SSLeay has been built).
Which SSL install path do you want to use?  /usr/lib
/usr/lib does not appear to be an SSL library installation, since
the required header files were not found. The build cannot proceed.

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Jim Keenan

In reply to Re^2: Crypt::SSLeay problem after upgrading to 5.10 by jkeenan1
in thread Crypt::SSLeay problem after upgrading to 5.10 by jkeenan1

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