Fixing a problem where the detection of openssl failed on solaris #468
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Quick and dirty fix to resolve issue in compiling on Solaris fails.
There might be a longer more exhaustive fixed needed here. This is because Solaris 11.4 has two versions of openssl installed. The default one is
library/security/openssl
library/security/openssl-11
They are both installed (by default I think), and the 1.0.2 version is compiled to use for application with FIPS certification requirements. We should probably link to the newer one openssl-11, but the paths aren't setup correctly for this, e.g. /usr/include/openssl points to /usr/openssl/default/include via symlink by default.
Users on Solaris 11.4 should be aware that the way to configure this using the openssl-11 libraries would be to pass the correct
--with-openssl=/usr/openssl/1.1to the configure (or autogen.sh) command.