Commit 96e479e3 authored by Ralf S. Engelschall's avatar Ralf S. Engelschall
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cleanup of apps/ and an answer

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  OpenSSL STATUS                           Last modified at
  ______________                           $Date: 1999/01/01 14:13:59 $
  ______________                           $Date: 1999/01/01 15:58:14 $

  DEVELOPMENT STATE

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  OPEN ISSUES

    o  The apps/ dir should be cleaned up. 
       Ralf proposes the following cleanup:
       1. We rename the ssleay program to openssl.
          => This way it's consistent with out project and
             with the already started openssl(1) manpage, etc.
       2. We no longer create such a lot of <command> links for
          "openssl <command>". Instead we follow the "cvs" interface idea
          where all <command>s are called as "cvs <command>".
          => This no longer messes up the install dir with
             symlinks and provides a single-one and consistent command line
             interface. Additionally we can document it nicely with the single
             already started openssl(1) manual page.
       Status: Ralf +1

    o  The installation under "make install" produces a very
       installation layout: $prefix/certs and $prefix/private dirs.  That's
       not nice. Ralf suggests to move the two certs and private dirs either
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                       moving it to $prefix/etc/. +0 for $prefix/lib/
                       and $prefix/share.
               Paul: why is it not nice?
               Ralf: because it messes up the install dir when
                     $prefix is not a dedicated area like /usr/local/ssl.
                     When we move them to a standard subdir like
                     etc/ lib/ or share/ we don't mess up things
                     when $prefix is /usr or /usr/local, etc.
                     Additionally it makes package vendors life
                     easier....

    o  Support for Shared Libraries has to be added at least
       for the major Unix platforms. The details we can rip from the stuff