> Some symbols starting with 'RAND_*' are aparently missing from > OpenSSL on my notebook. Yes, this has bitten me too. It's apparently a relatively new API in OpenSSL and the SSL code in socket.c was changed to require it almost as soon as it appeared in OpenSSL. > In summary: _socket is just too important to lose if something > in the OpenSSL support goes wrong. The two build model I suggested > fixes this problem elegantly and doesn't cost anything in > terms of adding tons of code -- all we need is an #ifdef for > the module name in _socketmodule.c Since the SSL support mostly introduces new code that doesn't depend on other socket code (not 100% sure if this is true), can't we make the SSL support a separate module? Then socket.py (which is also used on Unix these days!!!) can glue them together. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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