Hi Mark, Mark Thomas schrieb: > Quick question. How do I figure out which APR and openSSL versions were > used to built the binary downloads of the native connectors?
I assume you are talking mostly about the Windows binaries, because I can't see others on the ASF download archive. The info is not contained in the file properties. I tried the old and ugly Unix trick: Using "strings" and "grep" from Cygwin you get e.g. for tcnative 1.1.15: C:\...\Desktop>strings tcnative-1.dll|grep 0\.9\. ... OpenSSL 0.9.8i 15 Sep 2008 (which is a nice result) C:\...\Desktop>strings tcnative-1.dll|grep 1\.2\. 1.2.8 C:\...\Desktop>strings tcnative-1.dll|grep 1\.3\. So my educated guess is APR 1.2.8. You get the same results, if you run the tools directly on Linux/Unix on the Win-Binaries. For 1.1.9, 1.1.10, 1.1.12 and 1.1.14 you would get 0.9.8e and again 1.2.8, for 1.1.8 it's 0.9.8d and 1.2.7. I only checked the 32 Bit versions. Since there's likely no realiable and easy way to get that info, it looks like a good idea to add it to the README on the download page. Mladen, Jean-Frederic: Am I wrong? Any better way? Regards, Rainer --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
