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I meant to include the following quote from the guy who (IMO) developed the
OpenVPN patches to make it work with OpenSC under Windows:
From
<http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=200502020908.26984.fritz.elfert%40millenux.com>
Notes:
On Win32, the binary distribution of OpenSC is linked agains a different
openssl version. Since you cannot use 2 versions of the same DLL from
within one binary, on Win32 one must rebuild OpenSC and/or OpenVPN linking
against the same openssl lib.
Reimer-Karlsen Masur wrote:
...
My guess is that something in the Windows build process of the Windows
smartcard bundle of OpenSC changed, i.e. maybe it's a different version
of openssl or some compiler flag that is using different ordinals than
before or a different compiler (version) all together.
I crosspoested this to both lists since I got the feeling that the
Windows installer builder/maintainer of both packages (OpenVPN and
Win-SCB) need to coordinate how their package is linking into libssleay
and therefore how to build the libssleay DLLs for windows that each of
the package can run on its own but if used together will still work...
Thanks &
Kind Regards
Reimer Karlsen-Masur
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