Dear Julien, dear Maintainers, the OpenSSL 1.1.x compatibility patch that was applied for #828555 breaks the package and leads to segfaults. This breaks for example "skrooge" and other applications depending on libsqlcipher0. I have no idea why this was not caught before the release, but on a fresh install of Debian 9.4, all default settings, I installed "skrooge". After opening the program, click "New", then "Save As", enter a valid name, e.g. "test" and save - the program immediately crashes with the described problem in LibSQLCipher.
So this is definitely an existing issue, even in the most current version of Debian 9! For the path: I diffed src/crypto_openssl.c against the most current version (3.4.1) and noticed the switch to the non-deprecated API function around EVP_CipherInit_ex instead of EVP_CipherInit. I ported these differences to 3.2.0-2, recompiled the package from Debian sources including my patch. The resulting binaries no longer produce segfaults and work as expected. This is in line with release 3.4.1-1 on sid.
