[RFC/H] Makefile fix for FC13?

As k.org is migrating to FC13, I'm also adding an FC13 bochs to my collection so that I can cut releases for 32-bit i?86 archs. I noticed that the compilation fails with this:

      LINK git-imap-send
  /usr/bin/ld: imap-send.o: undefined reference to symbol 'EVP_DecodeBlock'
  /usr/bin/ld: note: 'EVP_DecodeBlock' is defined in DSO
  /lib/libcrypto.so.10 so try adding it to the linker command line

I understand that this is because the linker policy changed in the release to make things safer. My understanding of the rationale for the change goes like this:

  When a binary (e.g. imap-send) wants a symbol X (e.g. EVP_DecodeBlock)
  from a library A (e.g. -lcrypto), and the binary also wants a different
  symbol from another library B (e.g. -lssl), and if the library B happens
  to depend on library A, it used to be sufficient to link the binary with
  library B, without explicitly linking it with library A, as library A
  will be pulled in at the runtime because library B wants it anyway.

  This however would break if library B stops depending on library A
  (i.e. library B gets updated while remaining compatible with its own
  older version, but its implementation no longer requries library A).  It
  is therefore safer to force programs to list their dependencies
  explicitly at link time.

So, I need a patch like the following to make things compile on FC13.

Thoughts?  Ideas for doing this (specifically, "make rpm") in better ways?

On my FC11 bochs and my other Linux boxes, the linker is loose but it does not seem to hurt (and I do not think it should, as openssl-dev package seems to have almost always shipped with both -lssl and -lcrypto) to add this unconditionally.