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Operating Systems Linux How to install *.pkg.tar.tar on Linux? Post 302905693 by sea on Friday 13th of June 2014 05:06:50 AM
Old 06-13-2014
Have a look at:
Code:
yum info openssl

And just asking, why would you need both, 32bit and 64bit on the same machine, isnt that a security/compability issue?

EDIT:
Just something (general info) i found there: OpenSSL: Support, Frequently Asked Questions

Now, me want to build this too, in theory, you could simply run this script on both a 32bit machine and a 64bit machine, to get the specific build.
NOTE there are instructions how to do both on a single machine (AFAIK must be 64 bit though), but thats 'too much' for me as of now, see INSTALL or README for more details.

Code:
#!/bin/bash
#
#	REF: https://www.unix.com/linux/248258-how-install-pkg-tar-tar-linux.html#post302905687
#
#	Build openssl from scratch, by sea
#	No warranties or promises are made, its all your own risk.
#
#
#
#	Variables to change
#
	VER=1.0.1h
	TMP_DIR=~/.cache/openssl
	BUILD_DIR=$HOME/test
#
#	Variables to NOT change
#
	URL=http://www.openssl.org/source/openssl-$VER.tar.gz
	TARBALL=${URL##*/}
	TAR_DIR=${TARBALL:0:-7}
# Dont know why there is only a lib dir on my 64bit machine
	#uname -m | grep -q 64 && \
	#	LIB=lib64 || \
		LIB=lib
#
#	Clean tempdir & download
#
	[[ -d $TMP_DIR ]] || mkdir -p $TMP_DIR
	[[ -d $BUILD_DIR ]] || mkdir -p $BUILD_DIR
	cd $TMP_DIR && \
		rm -fr * || (printf %s "$TMP_DIR does not exist!\n";exit 1)
	wget $URL
#
#	Verify tarball
#
	wget $URL.sha1
	sumFile=$(sha1sum $TARBALL|awk '{print $1}')
	sumCheck=$(cat $TARBALL.sha1)
	[[ $sumFile = $sumCheck ]] && \
		printf %s "Checksum matches!\n" || \
		(printf %s "Checksum dont match!\n";exit 1)
#
#	Extract & change to tempdir
#
	tar axf $TARBALL
	cd $TAR_DIR
#
#	Build it
#
	./config --prefix=$BUILD_DIR/ssl --openssldir=$BUILD_DIR/ssl/openssl
	make
	make install
#
#	Thank you Akshay for these req's
#
	cp openssl.pc $BUILD_DIR/ssl/$LIB/pkgconfig
	chmod 644 $BUILD_DIR/ssl/$LIB/pkgconfig/openssl.pc
	cd $BUILD_DIR/ssl/bin
	./openssl << EOF
version
quit
EOF

exit 0

Written & functional on: 3.15.0-0.rc8.git4.1.fc21.x86_64

Hope this helps
Last edited by sea; 06-13-2014 at 06:38 AM.. Reason: Added sha1 check for download
 

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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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	virt-tar-out -d domain /dir - | gzip --best > files.tar.gz

DESCRIPTION

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EXAMPLES

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OPTIONS

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SEE ALSO

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AUTHORS

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