From tcpdump's configure scripts:
Apple, bless their pointy little heads, apparently ship libcrypto as a library, but not the header files, in El Capitan, probably because they don't want you writing nasty portable code that could run on other UN*Xes, they want you writing code that uses their Shiny New Crypto Library and that only runs on macOS.
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2024-04-10 07:52:11
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2024-04-10 07:52:11Event JSON
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