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Most linux flavors ship openssl without sslv2 support, however, to check wether sslv2 is deactivated on legacy servers supporting sslv2 is quite useful.
I installed openssl from source to /opt/openssl but did not manage to get sslscan compiled against it ... maybe someone has a solution, various cmake variables like CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/opt/openssl did not help ... still getting
/opt/sslscan/bin/sslscan: symbol lookup error: /opt/sslscan/bin/sslscan: undefined symbol: SSLv2_client_method
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Most linux flavors ship openssl without sslv2 support, however, to check wether sslv2 is deactivated on legacy servers supporting sslv2 is quite useful.
I installed openssl from source to /opt/openssl but did not manage to get sslscan compiled against it ... maybe someone has a solution, various cmake variables like CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/opt/openssl did not help ... still getting
/opt/sslscan/bin/sslscan: symbol lookup error: /opt/sslscan/bin/sslscan: undefined symbol: SSLv2_client_method
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: