Don't force enable MD5 with --enable-jni#10011
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Pull request overview
Stops the --enable-jni path from implicitly enabling MD5 when OPENSSLEXTRA is turned on, to better support FIPS-oriented builds that intentionally disable MD5.
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- Prevent MD5 from being force-enabled as a side effect of enabling
OPENSSLEXTRAunder--enable-jni.
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Description
Currently, when compiling with
--enable-jni, MD5 gets enabled when enabling OPENSSLEXTRA, but this complicates FIPS builds where you might want to disable MD5 to keep non-certified algorithms out.Related to wolfSSL/wolfssl-containers#10
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