Fix building without OpenSSL ENGINEs
The %bcond_without macro adds a command line option to build without openssl engine, but the default is always the opposite of what the macro name suggests, i.e., using %bcond_without enables engines by default. This was not what I had intended, and I also messed up and used %bcond_without in both branches of the if. Switch to the newer %bcond <option> <default>, which does not suffer from the potential confusion. (cherry picked from commit afc85f9971952832fee2e8b8935fc0b5d8be8752) Resolves: RHEL-33749 Signed-off-by: Clemens Lang <cllang@redhat.com> From-source-git-commit: 497113266bda485407d0f22563043c5171569f11
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%endif
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%if 0%{?rhel} >= 10
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%bcond_without openssl_engine
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%bcond openssl_engine 0
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%else
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%bcond_without openssl_engine
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%bcond openssl_engine 1
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%endif
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Summary: A TLS-encrypting socket wrapper
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