Hi. Same problem here; undefined symbol : EVP_sha1 in outbound.so
pkg-config was available when compiled from source. Tried installing several dev packages and so on but always the same error. How do i link it against libssl/libcrypto?
Thanks, Christian
Short update: When changing the module Makefile to
SSL_BUILDER=$(shell \ if pkg-config --exists libcrypto; then \ echo 'pkg-config libcrypto'; \ fi)
instead of libssl it compiles fine and is linked against libcrypto without throwing the error. Is this due to a change in Ubuntus libraries?
Thanks, Christian
Am 14.08.2016 um 11:28 schrieb Christian Lox torcolato@gmail.com:
Hi. Same problem here; undefined symbol : EVP_sha1 in outbound.so
pkg-config was available when compiled from source. Tried installing several dev packages and so on but always the same error. How do i link it against libssl/libcrypto?
Thanks, Christian
Hello,
thanks for the feedback on how you solved it!
Looking at the Makefile for the module, I think it needs a combination of checking with pkg-config for libssl and libcrypto to cover the use on old distros.
Cheers, Daniel
On 14/08/16 11:40, Christian Lox wrote:
Short update: When changing the module Makefile to
SSL_BUILDER=$(shell\ if pkg-config --exists libcrypto; then \ echo 'pkg-config libcrypto'; \ fi)
instead of libssl it compiles fine and is linked against libcrypto without throwing the error. Is this due to a change in Ubuntus libraries?
Thanks, Christian
Am 14.08.2016 um 11:28 schrieb Christian Lox <torcolato@gmail.com mailto:torcolato@gmail.com>:
Hi. Same problem here; undefined symbol : EVP_sha1 in outbound.so
pkg-config was available when compiled from source. Tried installing several dev packages and so on but always the same error. How do i link it against libssl/libcrypto?
Thanks, Christian