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I've just installed my first 64bit OS in the form of Ubuntu's Intrepid 8.10. However, I ran into some problems trying to get my SSL VPN up and running (but that's another story). I ended up needing newer versions of libssl and libcrypto. However, OpenSSL's configure scripts didn't want to believe me when I asked it nicely to make 32bit version. After struggling with various arch, target and -m32 settings, but having 64bit headers still included in the resulting Makefile; I eventually found this blog entry, which pointed me to the helpful 'linux32' app, which is part of the util-linux package. It creates a shell which wraps calls to uname to make it look as though you're on a 32bit architecture. Problem solved.
Last modified on 2008-12-04 13:44
Barry Irwin

singe: Awesome breakdown from the reigning Web App Scanner queens NTObjectives on why their scanner kicked the other's asses http://is.gd/9e0GZ
Ian Bicking: a blog: Joining Mozilla
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