You'll have to compile OpenSSL, and then recompile UnrealIRCd with the new OpenSSL version. Read doc/compiling_win32.txt to find out how to do this.
(I haven't tried compiling OpenSSL and then simply replacing the old DLLs with the new ones. But that's something that I wouldn't recommend doing; somehow I don't think that it would work.)
Yea i was thinking about installing openssl into a folder, then just dropping the .exe and the appropriate DLL's in the unreal folder, then just rebooting the server, but I dont think it would work, but then i say why wouldnt it?? Thats why i ask...
Gotta keep up to date with it or else 0day bugs are open and we dont want that do we
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fluid wrote:Yea i was thinking about installing openssl into a folder, then just dropping the .exe and the appropriate DLL's in the unreal folder, then just rebooting the server, but I dont think it would work, but then i say why wouldnt it?? Thats why i ask...
It depends on whether it claims to be ABI compatible with 0.9.7e. If it is, then you can just place the DLLs there, if it isn't, you need to recompile.