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Cannot locate native library 'libssl.so' #59
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Hmm, On upgrading to
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@shalomb Can you try installing |
Same error. Should raku be more tolerant of versions of the library?
Ubuntu 18.04 packages installed: libssl1.0.0, libssl1.1
I note the difference in file name ".so" vs ".so.1.0.0". This work around fixes it: |
No, raku shouldn't be more tolerant. Native library's versions are just not optional but have to be specified like I did in niner@407ceac |
This is still an (annoying) issue. Having to install the -dev package of openssl is really bad x) |
Hi @Skarsnik , as far as I remember I always had to install the libssl-dev for ssl related packages, for example in Python: https://www.pyopenssl.org/en/stable/install.html#supported-openssl-versions . I am not sure how we can approach this issue to make it more user friendly, I'm open for ideas, thanks in advance! ❤️ |
I have the same issue after building raku-OpenSSL for alpine:
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The package descriptor could be found here - https://github.com/melezhik/raku-alpine-repo/blob/main/.tom/packages.raku#L206-L220 |
the code works just fine after removing "version(3)" |
I'm not sure if this is a problem with
NativeCall
orOpenSSL
but I get the following error when trying out the examples in the README.But as far as I can see, I do have
libssl.so
provided bylibssl-dev
on debian. What would cause this then?Environment info.
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