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> Users matter: try doing some usability testing. Try adding some help text and man pages, instead of hijacking the wiki webpage of a different SSL project. And stop forking OpenSSL; you’re just making things worse. 1. Apple is not usability testing this 3 year old version of a fork of openssl, because they're not supporting it at all. 2. help text not available because its an apple supplied fork. openssl does tell y…
1. The OpenSSL API hasn't changed, and if Apple changed it on their own that would break more things 2. The issue the author complained about was `openssl --help` not working, and it doesn't work on any platform (because he got the command wrong). `openssl help` does work on OSX (I literally just tested it). 3. Yeah, that's the one issue we agree is an Apple issue. 4. Apple didn't make LibreSSL. Other systems besides…
For anyone else interested, I just tested it as well. It appears that it prints a listing of all the commands offered by openssl (split into sections "Standard commands", "Message Digest commands", and "Cipher commands"), with no other descriptions or usage instructions. I tried `openssl help bf` to get more information, and it prints the options available to that command and their descriptions. I did not see any way to actually figure out what a command does, but it is possible I missed it.