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Yes, we can search in that way also.
Still we are unable to fix the issue for library files.
Even after the installation of openssl-devel has been done.
Is there any specific step by step process to be followed.
Distribution: Currently: OpenMandriva. Previously: openSUSE, PCLinuxOS, CentOS, among others over the years.
Posts: 3,881
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Originally Posted by jnagaraj
Hi,
Yes, we can search in that way also.
Still we are unable to fix the issue for library files.
Even after the installation of openssl-devel has been done.
Is there any specific step by step process to be followed.
Presumably since you're posting in the CentOS forum, you're using CentOS? If so, which version?
Have you checked if the files exist? As it maybe that the relevant symlinks aren't there, or are otherwise incorrect.
What output do the following commands give you (post it in CODE tags) ?
Code:
locate libssh.so
locate libcrypto.so
Because libcrypto for one should be installed by default in CentOS 7.x
Sorry I wont take much time.
Once we type the command
"locate libssh.so
locate libcrypto.so"
how do i link them in production server?
Would you please let me know the step by step process of linking the library files.
Or is there URL to refer for the same.
Distribution: Currently: OpenMandriva. Previously: openSUSE, PCLinuxOS, CentOS, among others over the years.
Posts: 3,881
Rep:
Quote:
Originally Posted by jnagaraj
Hi,
Sorry I wont take much time.
Once we type the command
"locate libssh.so
locate libcrypto.so"
how do i link them in production server?
Would you please let me know the step by step process of linking the library files.
Or is there URL to refer for the same.
You need to answer the questions asked and post the output requested if you want help. As I did say that it's possible that maybe the problem. But unless you provide the information requested, how do you expect us to be able to help ?
Here the library file itself is missing and there is no net connection for the same for installing the openssl-devel package
libssh.so
the libssh file is not been stored any of the library files, then how do we get it?
Do we need to download openssl-devel package from google?
if yes, how the version gets matches with libssh?
You need to answer the questions asked and post the output requested if you want help.
You need to download the packages belong to the actual OS. It is usually documented on the site of the distro.
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