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04-20-2012 08:35 AM
04-20-2012 08:35 AM
SAMBA SWAT and SSL
Can anyone advise as to whether or not CIFS/SAMBA has been compiled using --with-SSL?
And if so, is there a means to verify this on the machine, ie: strings <samba swat executable> or?
Thx in advance for any replies.
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04-23-2012 07:41 AM
04-23-2012 07:41 AM
Re: SAMBA SWAT and SSL
ldd <executable>
...will list the libraries the executable has been dynamically linked with.
OpenSSL would be libcrypto.so.*, and the GnuTLS library would be libgnutls.so.*.
However, if the SSL functionality is statically linked into the binary, the ldd command won't see it. On the other hand, static linking increases the size of the binary, so it is not very common.
So the answer from ldd would be either "definitely yes" or "probably not".
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