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No, it takes you to the OpenBSD man page wiki, not the Open SSL wiki. But the tool is still named OpenSSL for interoperability.
by SAI_Peregrinus 9y ago
No, it takes you to the OpenBSD man page wiki, not the Open SSL wiki. But the tool is still named OpenSSL for interoperability.
- dmitriid 9y agoOriginal quote: > Going to that website and clicking on openssl reveals a manual page Please tell me where the very first OpenSSL link takes you. That's the one I clicked just to check. Oh, right, it has to be the openssl(1), helpfully hidden away in the list of various utilities.
- gbrown_ 9y ago> Please tell me where the very first OpenSSL link takes you. That's the one I clicked just to check. Are you referring to the line informing the reader that LibreSSL is a fork and provides a link the the OpenSSL project?
- dmitriid 9y agoYes. That’s the most prominent OpenSSL link on that page. And as someone pointed out elsewhere, “There are links to the documentation, but they're not labeled as such. They're labeled as though they're links to download the components.”