Building Qt with OpenSSL

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A project I’ve been working on requires the ability to visit SSL sites (sites with https in the URL). So I had to rebuild Qt with OpenSSL support since by default Qt does not have SSL.

After a few failure, here are the steps. Please not this is for Qt 4.5 only:

1. If you don’t have Qt already, go download it at http://www.qtsoftware.com/downloads

2. Download OpenSSL here http://www.openssl.org/source/You can build it by following the instructions or get the binaries.

3. In command line, go to your Qt folder, configure the build with

configure -openssl -I:path_to_openssl_include_folder -L:path_to_openssl_library_folder

If you want the OpelSSL libraries linked, use “-openssl-link” instead.

4. Then you can start compiling with “make” or “nmake” depending on your OS.

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Public Service Announcement

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Wash your hands!

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Schmacked by Schmap

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Grand America Hotel

The other day I received a Flickr mail from Emma at Schmap telling me my picture was chosen to be used in their latest version of Schmap Salt Lake City Guide. I demand some advertising fee, Grand America Hotel!

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