Did you get this error while building the alpine mail program?
SSL file "/etc/certs/factory.pem" is missing
Double check the configure option --with-ssl-dir, and the cert dir, and verify it's pointed to the correct path to ssl on your system.
For me, building on Solaris 10, switching from the default /usr/sfw version of openssl to a version I had build on the system as /usr/local/ssl fixed my SSL related gmake issues.
configure: * * * SSL file "/etc/certs/factory.pem" is missing.
configure: * * * This might indicate that CA certs did not get properly
configure: * * * installed. If you get certificate validation failures
configure: * * * in Alpine, this might be the reason for them.
configure: * * * No 8-hexdigit symlinks in certificate directory "/etc/certs".
configure: * * * This might indicate that CA certs did not get properly
configure: * * * installed. If you get certificate validation failures
configure: * * * in Alpine, this might be the reason for them.
SSL file "/etc/certs/factory.pem" is missing
Double check the configure option --with-ssl-dir, and the cert dir, and verify it's pointed to the correct path to ssl on your system.
For me, building on Solaris 10, switching from the default /usr/sfw version of openssl to a version I had build on the system as /usr/local/ssl fixed my SSL related gmake issues.
configure: * * * SSL file "/etc/certs/factory.pem" is missing.
configure: * * * This might indicate that CA certs did not get properly
configure: * * * installed. If you get certificate validation failures
configure: * * * in Alpine, this might be the reason for them.
configure: * * * No 8-hexdigit symlinks in certificate directory "/etc/certs".
configure: * * * This might indicate that CA certs did not get properly
configure: * * * installed. If you get certificate validation failures
configure: * * * in Alpine, this might be the reason for them.
