[zeromq-dev] Building curvezmq

Laurent Alebarde l.alebarde at free.fr
Fri Aug 23 10:05:28 CEST 2013


Hi Pieter,

As you saw it in my curvezmq pull request and Gentoo ebuild, I am 
concerned with the way curvezmq is built. In my opinion, for a 
production build, curvezmq SHALL be built with libsodium.

At present time, it builds in "either way". To keep the "no option" 
CurveCP philosophy towards security, wouldn't it be a good thing to 
require libsodium for curvezmq build ?

We cannot assume, because we are here on security, that since libzmq now 
requires it, curvezmq is of course built with it.

But I admit I am a little paranoïd ;-) .

Cheers,


Laurent.

Le 21/08/2013 09:21, Pieter Hintjens a écrit :
> These instructions are out of date, I'll fix them. Since July libzmq
> has used libsodium. CurveZMQ doesn't mind either way.
>
> On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 1:44 AM, James Gatannah
> <james.gatannah at gmail.com> wrote:
>> On the github page, the instructions have us building/installing libzmq,
>> czmq libsodium, and finally curvezmq.
>>
>> configure for libzmq (and possibly czmq?) checks for the presence of
>> libsodium, then skips some portion of the build if it isn't installed first.
>>
>> Is it better to build/install libsodium as the first step? (That's what I've
>> wound up doing so far, though I haven't had time to do any testing belong
>> make check). Or is the documentation correct? If it's the latter, would it
>> make sense to add a note to avoid confusion?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> James
>>
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