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From: rh-user@golden-home.net
Subject: Re: Cross-Compiling OpenSSH/OpenSSL
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002 21:48:56 -0400
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On Friday 28 June 2002 05:08 pm, Glynn Clements wrote:
> rh-user@golden-home.net wrote:
> > Help! How do I compile OpenSSH/OpenSSL on one machine (running RH7.2) for
> > use on another machine (running stripped RH6.2)? I'm trying to build a
> > server, and don't want to load it up with things not needed like sources
> > and development tools. Also, my user machine compiles a whole lot faster.
> > But when I transfer the resulting binaries, they're expecting different
> > library versions. Suggestions?
>
> Copy the necessary libraries and their associated headers to their own
> directories on the build system, then force them to be preferred over

	How do I go about getting the associated headers for the libraries? I didn't 
install any source or headers when I installed the server ...