On Thursday 25 October 2007, David Flatley wrote: > As part of a customer requirement I am trying to compile a newer version > of Openssl on two Red Hat Enterprise 4 update 4 systems. > One is an i686 and the other an x86_64 system. I have tried to compile > several newer versions on both systems and have only had luck > with the i686 by doing an "rpm -e --nodeps openssl" to remove the original > Red Hat Openssl first then compiling the new version. > The problem I run into is that the library files, libcrypto and libssl > for /lib on the i686 and the /lib64 are not put in the directories and the > old > files remain. This then puts the system in limbo because when I try to > install Openssh it runs findssl.sh and shows that the installed library > files > do not match, which they do not. I have tried various different scenarios > with no luck. > Can anyone give me some input on this? Thanks.
Can't you just mv the lib files to another place and then rerun the installation? -- Regards, Mick
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