/bin/bash based SSL/TLS tester: testssl.sh

contributed openssl builds for testssl.sh

Name	Last Modified	Size	Type

OPENSSL-LICENSE.txt	2018-Jan-11 13:33:54	6.13KB	TXT Type Document
openssl.Darwin.i386	2016-Sep-26 22:56:48	2.30MB	I386 File
openssl.Darwin.x86_64	2016-Sep-26 22:56:16	2.74MB	X86_64 File
openssl.Linux.armv7l	2016-Sep-26 23:03:20	2.47MB	ARMV7L File
openssl.Linux.armv7l-stripped	2016-Sep-26 23:05:32	2.06MB	ARMV7L-STRIPPED File
openssl.Linux.ppc64le	2020-Sep-17 09:44:32	4.10MB	PPC64LE File
openssl.darwin-i386-cc	2016-Sep-26 22:57:12	2.52MB	DARWIN-I386-CC File
openssl.darwin64-x86_64-cc	2016-Sep-26 22:54:32	3.00MB	DARWIN64-X86_64-CC File

Here you find some contributed builds of openssl (1.0.2i) from Peter Mosman's fork. Best is to copy the appropriate version into the $CWD/bin/ directory of testssl.sh so that they automatically will be picked up.
General info: https://github.com/drwetter/testssl.sh/issues/362 / https://github.com/drwetter/testssl.sh/issues/391.

ARM7l (openssl.Linux.armv7l) from https://github.com/drwetter/testssl.sh/pull/391/commits/0711790141c6796b7a9e9a21bc7dbb64ffaae059, stripped and non-srtripped one
Power8 PPC64le (openssl.Linux.ppc64le) from https://github.com/drwetter/testssl.sh/pull/1729

Both are using glibc

For Mac OSX: They all stem from https://gist.github.com/jpluimers/9257ba6e27afea1b98376d9d4411c88c, thx to jpluimers (Jeroen Wiert Pluimers):

Darwin/OSX (openssl.Darwin.x86_64), stripped
Darwin/OSX (openssl.Darwin.i386), stripped
Darwin/OSX (openssl.darwin64-x86_64-cc), not stripped
Darwin/OSX (openssl.darwin-i386-cc), not stripped

Here you need to pick the right one for your architecture, either openssl.Darwin.x86_64 or openssl.Darwin.i386. If you prefer the non-stripped ones you need to rename them.