Closed lPauI closed 1 day ago
Describe the bug When I try to start omp-server it gives me an error.
To Reproduce Just start omp-server the dyn ssl build on debian 12.
Expected behavior I try to start the server and I get an "No such file or directory" error.
Screenshots and/or logs ./omp-server: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Release version v1.2.0.2670
Use 32 bit version, As it happened to me in 64 bit version This could be due to running a 64 bit version in 32 bit OS
Debian 12 comes with libssl3, which is entirely the reason why there is a static build (using libssl1.1) available for download.
Debian 12 comes with libssl3, which is entirely the reason why there is a static build (using libssl1.1) available for download.
Yes but if I use the static build, when I run the server I get this warning:
"Running static OpenSSL build - plugins that use OpenSSL might crash (discord-connector, pawn-requests). It's recommended to use the dynssl build."
Debian 12 comes with libssl3, which is entirely the reason why there is a static build (using libssl1.1) available for download.
Yes but if I use the static build, when I run the server I get this warning:
"Running static OpenSSL build - plugins that use OpenSSL might crash (discord-connector, pawn-requests). It's recommended to use the dynssl build."
Did you tried that 32 bit version of dynssl.?
Debian 12 comes with libssl3, which is entirely the reason why there is a static build (using libssl1.1) available for download.
Yes but if I use the static build, when I run the server I get this warning: "Running static OpenSSL build - plugins that use OpenSSL might crash (discord-connector, pawn-requests). It's recommended to use the dynssl build."
Did you tried that 32 bit version of dynssl.?
Only 32 bit version of dynssl is released now by open.mp, so the only version that I used by now it's 32 bit.
Debian 12 comes with libssl3, which is entirely the reason why there is a static build (using libssl1.1) available for download.
Yes but if I use the static build, when I run the server I get this warning: "Running static OpenSSL build - plugins that use OpenSSL might crash (discord-connector, pawn-requests). It's recommended to use the dynssl build."
Did you tried that 32 bit version of dynssl.?
Only 32 bit version of dynssl is released now by open.mp, so the only version that I used by now it's 32 bit.
My bad, I didn't see the version, it was fixed up in the nightly version
Debian 12 comes with libssl3, which is entirely the reason why there is a static build (using libssl1.1) available for download.
Yes but if I use the static build, when I run the server I get this warning: "Running static OpenSSL build - plugins that use OpenSSL might crash (discord-connector, pawn-requests). It's recommended to use the dynssl build."
Did you tried that 32 bit version of dynssl.?
Only 32 bit version of dynssl is released now by open.mp, so the only version that I used by now it's 32 bit.
My bad, I didn't see the version, it was fixed up in the nightly version
Where is the nightly version?
Debian 12 comes with libssl3, which is entirely the reason why there is a static build (using libssl1.1) available for download.
Yes but if I use the static build, when I run the server I get this warning: "Running static OpenSSL build - plugins that use OpenSSL might crash (discord-connector, pawn-requests). It's recommended to use the dynssl build."
Did you tried that 32 bit version of dynssl.?
Only 32 bit version of dynssl is released now by open.mp, so the only version that I used by now it's 32 bit.
My bad, I didn't see the version, it was fixed up in the nightly version
Where is the nightly version?
https://github.com/openmultiplayer/open.mp/actions/runs/9721039075
Debian 12 comes with libssl3, which is entirely the reason why there is a static build (using libssl1.1) available for download.
Yes but if I use the static build, when I run the server I get this warning: "Running static OpenSSL build - plugins that use OpenSSL might crash (discord-connector, pawn-requests). It's recommended to use the dynssl build."
Did you tried that 32 bit version of dynssl.?
Only 32 bit version of dynssl is released now by open.mp, so the only version that I used by now it's 32 bit.
My bad, I didn't see the version, it was fixed up in the nightly version
Where is the nightly version?
https://github.com/openmultiplayer/open.mp/actions/runs/9721039075
Even in the nightly version I get the same error.
./omp-server: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
@lPauI
"Running static OpenSSL build - plugins that use OpenSSL might crash (discord-connector, pawn-requests). It's recommended to use the dynssl build."
If you are not using any of those plugins, then ignore this warning, it clearly says it might crash because of those two and nothing else
Even in the nightly version I get the same error.
./omp-server: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
This means you are using dynssl version, in order to use dynssl you MUST have libssl 1.1 installed on your linux, use google to learn how to install it
@lPauI
"Running static OpenSSL build - plugins that use OpenSSL might crash (discord-connector, pawn-requests). It's recommended to use the dynssl build."
If you are not using any of those plugins, then ignore this warning, it clearly says it might crash because of those two and nothing else
Even in the nightly version I get the same error. ./omp-server: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
This means you are using dynssl version, in order to use dynssl you MUST have libssl 1.1 installed on your linux, use google to learn how to install it
Actually I use discord-connector so I need to use the dynssl version. How can I install libssl 1.1 on debian 12? I think libssl1.1 is deprecated and I can't install it on modern linux.
Describe the bug When I try to start omp-server it gives me an error.
To Reproduce Just start omp-server the dyn ssl build on debian 12.
Expected behavior I try to start the server and I get an "No such file or directory" error.
Screenshots and/or logs ./omp-server: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Release version v1.2.0.2670