On 04/17/2010 06:49 PM, Byron Clark wrote:
>> > Thanks Byron,
>> >
>> > The issue ended up being a new libssl version. Thankfully there was a
>> > libssl-compatibility package in AUR that provided libssl.so.0.9.8.
> That's one way to fix it. The other way is to rebuild rpm or whichever
> of its dependencies link to libssl.so.
>
That's where I have to get smarter and find out what tools I need to use to
figure that answer out. Right now there are several dependencies for createrepo
and I don't know which calls libssl or libkrb5:
createrepo
|
+-- rpm
|
+-- yum-createrepo
|
+-- yum
|
+-- yum-metadata-parser
|
+-- python-iniparse
I guess one way would just be to rebuild everything and see if it fixes it, but
there has to be some debugging tool that can ID who calls what. What say the
experts?
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