In installing BIND latest versions which has DNSSEC inbuilt support, Openssl is a pre-requirement. You can disable openssl by using the option --without opessl but it will disable the DNSSEC support of your DNS server.
When I tried to install the latest bind-9.7.3-P3 from the source, in the compilation stage I got the following error;
checking for OpenSSL... configure error "/usr/bin/openssl/include/openssl/opensslv.h" not found
I checked for openssl and found that it is available at /usr/bin. I tried to update/install openssl using 'yum' but failed with following message
Package openssl-1.0.0b-1.fc13.x86_64 already installed and latest version
Later I found 'opensslv.h' is available with openssl development package and I installed it with the command
yum install openssl-devel
It installed the required libraries for bind and I was able to compile and install bind-9.7.3-P3
Awesome :) thanks...
ReplyDeleteThanks ALLWIN.. Your comment motivated me a lot
ReplyDeleteThanks Chamara. I found your instruction is still relevant for bind-9.9.2.p1.
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DeleteIt seems that bind-9.9.2-P1 assume openssl is installed with apt-get and not from the source. Just write --with-openssl=/installation folder if you install openssl form the source and nothing if you don't.
ReplyDelete./configure --prefix=/usr/local/ --with-libtool --with-openssl
thank you very much, solve my block issue
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