Closed Slesa closed 11 months ago
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11 months ago I saw this also a while ago when trying out FreeBSD 14. I came to the conclusion that the new libssl version in FreeBSD 14 is not recognized. It is more clearly visible when you copy a binary built in FreeBSD 13.x and run it in FreeBSD 14. If I recall correctly it looks for libssl7 but libssl11 is the only one available.
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11 months ago Can't remember what was the case with building under 14, but my build were done under 13 and they linked with previous openssl version. There's also port in the works, which should cover this. Also Frank made this patch https://github.com/Thefrank/freebsd-dotnet-sourcebuild/blob/a4eca45cfbb3eed5dddf2e352264feaf534721ed/PortWIP/dotNET8/files/patch-src_runtime_src_native_libs_System.Security.Cryptography.Native_opensslshim.c that if you want you can try and build with that. Releases here should work without any problems on 14 (I'm sure I've checked those under 14).
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11 months ago Here's linked thread about SSL on 14 - https://github.com/Thefrank/freebsd-dotnet-sourcebuild/issues/2#issuecomment-1870124329
After calling installtools.sh and init.sh, I get the error msg No usable version of libssl was found for each build*.sh script. I am running FreeBSD 14.
There is a /usr/lib/libssl.so as well as an /usr/bin/openssl. Is there a symlink missing in /usr/local/lib? But there even exists a /usr/local/lib/libssl3.so?