As expected, failing due to the version check:

Invalid version of libeay32, expecting 1.0.2a Release, got: 1.0.1a Release

Need to update the.travis.yml file to add a step to download and build the proper OpenSSL version.

Any luck on this? Would be great to have CI coverage on windows, linux, and osx.

Latest update: As you can see fromthe log it's still failing due to a version mismatch - runningopenssl version returnsOpenSSL 1.0.2a 19 Mar 2015 - so the install is certainly working.

I started tracking this down back in March, but I don't recall now what was going on - my guess is that we're ending up with two versions of OpenSSL on the build server. Should be a simply fix, just need to reproduce and track down on my Ubuntu or Debian dev box.

This issue was the primary reason I had originally distributed native libraries for all platforms.

At least on my Ubuntu machine,libcrypto.so.1.0.0 andlibssl.so.1.0.0 live under/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu.

We could try to place our custom build of OpenSSL libs in the same directory as the target,bin/$CFG.

Interesting, do Travis linux machines come withnuget already installed?