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SSL support in ActiveState Python and Perl

Neither the default builds of ActiveState Python or Perl ship with SSL support. This can lead to some interesting results and errors when attempting to use scripts with SSL servers. As a note to self, and for others who might be interested, SSL support can be added for each - here are some sites giving details:

SSL support for ActiveState Python
SSL support for ActiveState Perl

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Posted by Justin Clarke on August 10, 2005 11:28 AM |


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