Patch: Strigi: When the sha library (openssl) isn't found, there's no fatal error generated

[Christian Ehrlicher]

Tim Beaulen schrieb:
> Oops, ignore previous message. Laptop keyboards are absolutely not fun
> to type on.
> 
> The fatal error is generated when openssl is required.
> Thus, when the sha lib of openssl isn't found, and openssl isn't
> required, the fatal warning will not show.
> 
> Solution:
> Remove the if(open ssl require) around the error message (like in the
> attached patch.
> Or make openssl required.
> 
Another question here - why not use the 'official' FindOpenSSL.cmake 
from kdelibs? FindSha.cmake does not work on win32.
Or better - why not simply add md5.cpp like discussed in another thread 
and remove openssl dependency?

Christian

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