We originally didn't add SSL support to P4PythonInstaller because the first

iteration of the SSL implementation in it required passing in the library path

for openssl. They've since changed that to make the library path optional, in

which case it will search the system paths.
This change does cause P4PythonInstaller to require openssl libs, but that's a

pretty trivial change in dependencies.

Built and checked that the resulting .so file links against libssl. The libssl

in OS X's default path is 0.9.8, which isn't the right version, so I still get

errors when trying to use ssl: P4PORTs on my devserver, but it's actually

trying to use SSL instead of the stubs.
Also installed this on RBCommons and was able to get further along in the

verification stages with an SSL perforce server.