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Installing libcurl with Updated OpenSSL Support

If your Linux distribution is so out of date that you can no longer install updated patches, you'll typically need to either reach for an unsupported package or install the software via source. Additionally, I didn't want to interfere with installed software in fear of rendering the system unusable.

Become Root and Grab Tarballs

You're going to be installing stuff that requires root access, so it's easier to just be able to do it when you want without having to worry about using sudo and permissions. Be careful you don't delete anything you can't recover

$ sudo su - 
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thenoseman / openssh-build-static.sh
Created December 23, 2018 11:07 — forked from fumiyas/openssh-build-static.sh
Build OpenSSH with static linked zlib and OpenSSL libraries
#!/bin/sh
set -u
set -e
umask 0077
prefix="/opt/openssh"
top="$(pwd)"
root="$top/root"
build="$top/build"
@thenoseman
thenoseman / openssh-build-static.sh
Created December 23, 2018 11:07 — forked from fumiyas/openssh-build-static.sh
Build OpenSSH with static linked zlib and OpenSSL libraries
#!/bin/sh
set -u
set -e
umask 0077
prefix="/opt/openssh"
top="$(pwd)"
root="$top/root"
build="$top/build"