Staff 10014 Posted ... Hello! These instructions describe how to build Stunnel on OS X.Go to https://www.stunnel.org/downloads.html and download stunnel-4.54.tar.gz and stunnel-4.54.tar.gz.sha256.Open a terminal from Utilities => Terminal. Terminal is case sensitive, before you do something think twice before you press RETURN - there is no undo or redo in terminal. Each line is one line in terminal and you need to press RETURN at the end of the line. cd $HOME/Downloads openssl dgst -sha256 stunnel-4.54.tar.gz more stunnel-4.54.tar.gz.sha256 Compare the output of the last 2 lines - if it matches all is fine, if not you had a security problem during download. tar -xzvf stunnel-4.54.tar.gz cd stunnel-4.54 ./configure && make && make check && sudo make install The configure script uses autoconf, so put your fingers away from other options because if all is there and supported it will build a fine 64 bit app for you. make check is optional. "sudo make install" requires your root (administrator) password. During this step you have to input some basic informations (self explaining). The && is used to run commands after each other ONLY if the previous was successful.Once everything is done your stunnel app will be installed in /usr/local/bin.Note:- To avoid /usr/lib/libwrap.7.dylib dependencies (not available on fresh Mountain Lion), use ./configure --disable-libwrap Kind regardsAirVPN Support Team---Thanks to NaWi at Mac, guide from this topic on stackexchange.com Quote Share this post Link to post
gurejoks 4 Posted ... If you have Homebrew installed, a great package manager for OS X, you can just type the following to download and build it: brew install stunnel Homebrew generally simplifies things quite a bit, taking care of dependencies and the like. If you don't have it installed, it's just one line (taken from their homepage): ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/go/install)" 1 Netsurfer reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post
URL260 3 Posted ... great guide, i manage to make it work...is there a way to actually check if the ssl is working? Quote Share this post Link to post