On Fri, 2005-04-01 at 16:26 -0600, Basil Copeland wrote: > It is this kind of grief that gives Linux a bad name. > > I'm trying to install the latest Nessus, which comes with an installer > script. I'd much rather install an rpm for FC3, but cannot seem to > find one (or better would be "yum install nessus"). > > To use the script, I've had to install stuff I hadn't planned on > having on this particular machine (wanting to keep it "lean and > mean"), such as gcc and gtk+-devel. > > Now the script runs, but bombs out with the following error: > > Could not find OpenSSL or OpenSSL headers on your system. > > Well, I do have OpenSSL installed. Googling the error turned up a > suggestion to install "libopenssl-devel." I cannot find that in a yum > repository, nor at any rpm repository (except for Mandrake). > > Surely there are people running Nessus on FC3. So how did you do it? ---- yum install openssl-devel atrpms has the rpm if you want it (nessus) Craig
