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Are you aware, if other Linux distributions also using openssl >= 1.1 or when they will switch to it? Is it possible, to compile against an older version of openssl in ArchLinux? |
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I know ArchLinux is usually one of the first to jump on upgrades. I am not sure of other distributions but I am sure they will switch soon enough. This is more to notify that it no longer builds. I was able to get it to build using the following: export CFLAGS="${CFLAGS} -L /usr/include/openssl-1.0" export LIBS="${LIBS} -I /usr/include/openssl-1.0" However, I wonder if a better solution would be to fix the configure script to allow a patch with the --with-openssl option such as: --with-openssl=/usr/include/openssl-1.0 |
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Debian 9 also comes with openssl 1.1 (libssl-dev). For the moment, we changed our build configuration to build against libssl1.0-dev. |
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Bareos has been adapted to utilize openssl >= 1.1 Package for newer distributions are now compiled against it. |
- Anonymous
