Revert "Fix compilation with OpenSSL >= 1.1.0"

[parapente]

Reverts #18

The wrapper though it kind of works, creates new problems like random crashes in windows and even crash on connect in linux. encryptMap and decryptMap should be able to retain a ctx pointer as long as the app is running but when lmcCrypto::generateAES or lmcCrypto::retreiveAES functions finish execution, all objects of class EVP_CIPHER_CTX_wrapper are destroyed calling the destructor of the class which in turn frees the ctx pointer. As long as the pointer isn't overwritten the app seems to work just fine. I have another solution for using openssl 1.1.x in parapente@cd40f74 but it will not compile for openssl versions before v1.1.0.

[freddii]

is there an easy way to:
get a prebuild deb file
or build my own deb file?

[parapente]

@freddii I have compiled successfully the code at the dev branch on my fork of lanmessenger using kubuntu but I have never created a deb package before. Also the code is not mine to start pushing packages, I just tried to fix a couple of bugs I found.

[freddii]

thanks for your response!
Do you have an easy to use instruction, how to compile your repo ?

[parapente]

git clone git@github.com:parapente/lanmessenger.git
cd lanmessenger
git checkout dev
cd lmcapp/src/
qmake && make
cd ../../lmc/src
qmake && make

You will find the compiled program in lmc/release/ and the skeleton for the debian package in lmc/setup/x11/package/DEBIAN

[freddii]

compilation was working.
How do i make lanmessanger to find the liblmcapp.so.2 ?

… nger/lmc/release] dev* ± ./lan-messenger
./lan-messenger: error while loading shared libraries: liblmcapp.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory