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How to update openssl package in Centos 5.5 in order to get SNI support in Apache

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https://www.centos.org – Quote:mx_starter wrote:One can also have a look at this guide, personally, i'm not sure how to implement steps 4 and 5 in my case: (Distributions)

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Submitted by xfrk on 06/21/2012 – Made popular on 06/21/2012

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I installed an recompiled both Apache and PHP5, but it seems I am doing something wrong and unable to omit the old openssl. How can I configure and recompile to use only the new one?

From my phpinfo():

Apache/2.4.2 (Unix) OpenSSL/0.9.8o

OpenSSL support enabled OpenSSL Library Version OpenSSL 0.9.8o 01 Jun 2010 OpenSSL Header Version OpenSSL 1.0.1 14 Mar 2012

Quote:TrevorH wrote:No. Openssl is a core package and cannot be updated without breaking a lot of other things.Yes, you can.... [by TECK]

Quote:asilchenko wrote:Was it the right thing to do in my case with centos 6.2?You are using CentOS-6 minor release 2, so sk... [by pschaff]

I have a confusion to choose the best way for upgrading the OpenSSL on my Linux machine.

1*Through the yum Update.*

# yum update

I know this will update the entire packages. But If I want to specifically update OpenSSL

Can I use # yum update OpenSSL

2.

yum update to upgrade 12 weeks 2 days ago

I want to update openssl using yum update command.

I knew that yum update will update all packages.

An update: CentOS just re-issued the openssl packages. This may resolve the current issue some people are experiencing. [by toracat]

I have trouble finding the package for this software. I built and installed from the packages found here, but it's still not working properly with rvm and gem (log is located here). How would you suggest finding a package for this to work properly?

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I have an Apache 2.2 (self-compiled version) server that is getting dinged during a PCI scan because it does not support TLS 1.1 or 1.2 ciphers. After some digging I found that the installed version of OpenSSL (0.9.8e) does not contain the newest TLS ciphers.