hi, thanx for yr previous advice. i have found that i do have openssl
(0.9.7a) installed. could any1 help advise me how to get my system to find
these files (libcrypto.so.2 & libssl.so.2). i have looked at the LDCONFIG man
page but are still unsure what i need to alter. to alter my library path what
file do i need to modify? perhaps then i could send u my current library path
details, & u might be able to see what is missing.
thanx, sam


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stm23 <STM23 (AT) student (DOT) canterbury.ac.nz> writes:
You're apparently using an RPM that was built against something later
than RHL 8.0. (I only see libssl.so.1 on my RHL 8.0 system.)

The best answer is to download the source RPM (SRPM) and do an
"rpmbuild -ba" to build an RPM that's customized to your system.
You might be able to find a binary RPM that is built for RHL 8.0,
but I wouldn't count on it.

regards, tom lane

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On Sat, Feb 28, 2004 at 02:14:56PM +1300, stm23 wrote:

These error messages don't mean that it can't find the libraries but that it needs to have those rpms installed; the rpm when it tries to install itself checks the rpm-database for existence of necessary rpms, and if it doesn't see that, it doesn't attempt the install. Even if you have those libraries installed like from tarball, it will refuse to build. There are some rpm options like --force which will build without the dependent rpms being there, and it will succeed, if the libraries on there in an available place. Or, you could install those libraries from rpms.


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hi,

wget ftp://216.254.0.38/linux/redhat/upda...3.rhl9.src.rpm
rpm -ivh postgresql-7.3.4-3.rhl9.src.rpm
cd /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/
vi postgresql.spec
and edit lines to give you the following


%{!?plperl:%define plperl 1}
%{!?pls:%define pls 1}
%{!?ssl:%define ssl 0}
%{!?kerberos:%define kerberos 1}
%{!?nls:%define nls 1}

(ssl == 0)

rpm -bb postgresql.spec

and good luck!



On Sat, Feb 28, 2004 at 02:14:56PM +1300, stm23 wrote:
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