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author. As before, we modify the author's code to use either OpenSSL's
-lcrypto or BSD's -lmd /directly/ instead of compiling the bundled
definitions digests.
We also link with -lz and -lbz2 instead of dlopen-ing them at run-time.
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are sometimes faster and never slower. Using -lmd is still possible by
building with ``TRF_USE_MD=yes''. Bump PORTREVISION.
Use the RIPEMD160* routines from -lcrypto (or -lmd) instead of our own
-- just like for md[25] and sha*. Neither -lcrypto nor -lmd provide
RIPEMD128 (not strong enough?), so stay with our own implementation.
sparc64/amd64 are not expected to work yet...
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recent -current. Fix warnings -- on x86, at least, the package now
builds with ``-Wall -Werror''.
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run-time. This fixes the bz2 commands. We link against -lmd, so use
<md2.h> and <md5.h>, instead of <openssl/md[25].h> (why do we even
install those separately?). Bump up portrevision.
Change the reference (in the comment) from -lscrypt to -lcrypt.
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