Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 18:41:49 -0500 From: "Scot W. Hetzel" <hetzels@westbend.net> To: "David Dollar" <ddollar@annuvin.com>, <freebsd-isp@FreeBSD.ORG> Subject: Re: frontpage extensions - DES Message-ID: <00ae01bfe6da$9764fc20$8dfee0d1@westbend.net> References: <ALELJNDINJBPLAOBNEHOKEHACAAA.ddollar@annuvin.com>
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From: "David Dollar" <ddollar@annuvin.com>
> I'm having a problem with frontpage extensions.
>
> It says that it requires DES libs, but I can't find out where to install
> them from.
> I've seen various ways to find out if DES is installed on your system, but I
> can't find libdes
>
The FrontPage Extensions require an apache server built with the descrypt library.
This library is part of the FreeBSD crypto sources. There are several ways to obtain this library:
1. CVSUP and make world
add one of the following to your cvsup file:
FreeBSD 3.x:
#uncomment if retrieving sources from outside US/CA
#*default host=internat.freebsd.org
src-crypto
src-secure
FreeBSD 4.x:
#uncomment if retrieving sources from outside US/CA
#*default host=internat.freebsd.org
cvs-crypto
Then do the following:
make update
make world
NOTE: you may want to set NODESCRYPTLINKS in your make.conf,
depending on if you want des/md5 passwords.
2. Obtain the pre-built libraries from the RELEASE/SNAP distribution:
FreeBSD 3.x:
1. Obtain the des.?? files from the des directory of the distribution.
2. As root, extract the libdescrypt.* libraries into /usr/lib.
cat des.?? | tar -C / -xpzvf - usr/lib/libdescrypt.*
FreeBSD 4.x:
1. Obtain the crypto.?? files from the crypto directory of the distribution.
2. As root, extract the libdescrypt.* libraries into /usr/lib.
cat crypto.?? | tar -C / -xpzvf - usr/lib/libdescrypt.*
Also, the FreeBSD apache13-fp port is currently broken due to the recent upgrade of the fp exts by Microsoft/RTR. A patch has been
submitted to fix the problem, but it hasn't been applied.
Scot
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