Python 3.4 supported SSL version

[sabian2008]

BPO	31838
Nosy	@tiran, @sabian2008

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title = 'Python 3.4 supported SSL version'
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[sabian2008]

Hello and sorry to bother. This is my first message to the list.

I'm trying to build python 3.4.7 downloaded from python.org (released in August this year) and while following the exact same steps detailed in https://bugs.python.org/issue29027, I get getting the exact same error he does.

Doesn't Python 3.4 support OpenSSL v 1.1.0? Is this is the case, I guess it will never do, right?

More importantly, is there a place to get build dependencies (with appropriate versions) for each CPython version? I scrawled the source and the GitHub repositories without luck.

I guess this has been asked before, but after several hours, I couldn't find anything.

Cheers,
Mauro

[tiran]

You are correct, Python 3.4 does not support OpenSSL 1.1 and will never support it.

The last bug fix release of Python 3.4 was 3.4.4 in 2015-12-20. 3.4.5 and newer are security fix releases that only contain critical security updates. OpenSSL 1.1.0 was released 2016-08-25, about 9 months after Python 3.4 reached security-only mode.

We have a repository for Windows source dependencies: https://github.com/python/cpython-source-deps. It's not meant for general consumption.

[sabian2008]

Hi Christian

Great! Thanks for the information.

I apologize if this was trivial, just wanted to make sure.

Cheers,