Thanks, Tom. I really appreciate you taking the time to help me out!
I think I'm good now. I ran `readelf -d libpq.so | grep runpath` and I see
that the path I specified in --with-libraries is present (albeit after my
system path). It also appears the version I expected of libssl is being
used (li
Joshua Poehls writes:
> rpath and LD_LIBRARY_PATH are only relevant for the runtime
> linking/resolution, right? My concern is that at *compilation time* the
> wrong version of OpenSSL is being picked up.
No; --with-libraries will control what's linked against. The problem
you face is that the d
rpath and LD_LIBRARY_PATH are only relevant for the runtime
linking/resolution, right? My concern is that at *compilation time* the
wrong version of OpenSSL is being picked up. Is there a way to see the full
library/header path the compiler is using so that I can verify the path I
specified with --
Joshua Poehls writes:
> I'm compiling PG 12.2 (on CentOS 7) and need to ensure that it uses a
> specific version of OpenSSL (1.1.1h). I've added what I think are the
> appropriate `./configure` flags (see below) and compilation is successful
> but when I run `ldd -d initdb` or `readelf` I can see
