Closed SirVer closed 6 months ago
Pinging @hikinggrass , because I am not sure if somebody is monitoring the issues in this repo.
dpkg -L libssl-dev
also shows that provider.h is not a valid header shipped with OpenSSL. It seems to be an internal header and should probably not be included in the first place?
Probably a openssl 1.1 version issue, the header is only usable in openssl 3+
Well, then https://github.com/qwello/everest-core?tab=readme-ov-file#ubuntu-2004--2204 is not correct, right? It states that ubuntu 20.04 is recommended and installs libssl-dev, which is 1.1
I reverted to 977154d1768642ee59bc367cb29af52db497cdb7, which still compiles fine. This is not a long term solution obviously.
Well, then https://github.com/qwello/everest-core?tab=readme-ov-file#ubuntu-2004--2204 is not correct, right? It states that ubuntu 20.04 is recommended and installs libssl-dev, which is 1.1
Will be updated on our side, to keep support for openssl ver 1
It does work now, thank you very much!
I followed https://github.com/qwello/everest-core?tab=readme-ov-file#build--install on a fresh installation of Ubuntu 20.04.5. I see the following compile error:
I have openssl-dev installed:
What can I do to fix this?