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I didn't observe any explicit logic for SSL detection there that seems specific to Windows. So I'm just wondering is there SSL detection and support for building libpcap with SSL/TLS on Windows? If not natively by default, what might be the extra steps needed to build for Windows with SSL support?
If it's already there to support Windows, can you point me to the section where detection on Windows would apply? Maybe I overlooked things.
In any case, it might be good to mention this on the README for building on Windows - whether currently supported or not, and how to ensure support for it, if supported.
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If not natively by default, what might be the extra steps needed to build for Windows with SSL support?
Either get an OpenSSL/LibreSSL library for Windows, complete with an SDK (headers and .libs) and add stuff (similar to what's done for finding the packet32.dll headers and library) to specify where to find the SDK, or find some other TLS library, including the one that I think Microsoft provides, and add code to support that.
I was just looking through the logic for SSL detection for libpcap build process under https://github.com/the-tcpdump-group/libpcap/blob/master/configure.ac#L1740-L1893, to see how the process goes about detecting SSL support so that the compiled libpcap and rpcapd would contain SSL/TLS support.
I didn't observe any explicit logic for SSL detection there that seems specific to Windows. So I'm just wondering is there SSL detection and support for building libpcap with SSL/TLS on Windows? If not natively by default, what might be the extra steps needed to build for Windows with SSL support?
If it's already there to support Windows, can you point me to the section where detection on Windows would apply? Maybe I overlooked things.
In any case, it might be good to mention this on the README for building on Windows - whether currently supported or not, and how to ensure support for it, if supported.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: