Fix compilation on RHEL4.

These (very old) systems ship with openssl-0.9.7a which
defines EVP_MAX_MD_SIZE to 36, a smaller constant than bareos'
CRYPTO_DIGEST_MAX_SIZE (64). This mismatch results in the following
error on attempt to compile crypto_openssl.c:

	crypto_openssl.c:58:2: #error "EVP_MAX_MD_SIZE != CRYPTO_DIGEST_MAX_SIZE, please update src/lib/crypto.h"

The purpose of the preprocessor sanity check that causes this error is
to make sure that various arrays of length CRYPTO_DIGEST_MAX_SIZE are
large enough for all message digests. So all we actually need to check
for is that EVP_MAX_MD_SIZE is no larger than CRYPTO_DIGEST_MAX_SIZE.

Weakening the condition of the above check from "!=" to ">" turned
out to be enough to compile bareos on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
(using --client-only though). The resulting executable worked with
no problems.

This patch also adds a comment that explains the purpose of the check.

Signed-off-by: Marco van Wieringen <marco.van.wieringen@bareos.com>

src/lib/crypto_openssl.c

@@ -53,9 +53,13 @@
 
 /*
  * Sanity checks.
+ *
+ * Various places in the bareos source code define arrays of size
+ * CRYPTO_DIGEST_MAX_SIZE. Make sure this is large enough for all EVP digest
+ * routines supported by openssl.
  */
-#if (EVP_MAX_MD_SIZE != CRYPTO_DIGEST_MAX_SIZE)
-#error "EVP_MAX_MD_SIZE != CRYPTO_DIGEST_MAX_SIZE, please update src/lib/crypto.h"
+#if (EVP_MAX_MD_SIZE > CRYPTO_DIGEST_MAX_SIZE)
+#error "EVP_MAX_MD_SIZE > CRYPTO_DIGEST_MAX_SIZE, please update src/lib/crypto.h"
 #endif
 
 #if (EVP_MAX_BLOCK_LENGTH != CRYPTO_CIPHER_MAX_BLOCK_SIZE)