Dennis> Seems to be broken -- at least _socket does not build correctly
Dennis> because of openssl changes. (Arggh... )
Dennis> Where should this be reported?
Well, presuming it will be fixed, the correct place to report it is on the
Bugs page at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/python/
However, the 2.1 series is getting to be pretty ancient history. Even the
Python Business Forum, when scouting around for a "stable" version of Python
to use as py-in-a-tie chose 2.2.x. There is almost certainly not going to
be a 2.1.4 (unless you volunteer to be the release manager). 2.3 was
released a couple weeks ago.
You should probably consider upgrading to 2.3 (or at least 2.2.3). If
that's not possible, you might want to look at the _socket code in 2.2.3 or
2.3 for hints about how you can get the 2.1.3 version to compile.
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