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nkcedwin 01-20-2016 01:05 AM

How to remove Openssl in CentOS 6.5?
 
Hi there,

I am new here and need some help which I am facing. I am unable to remove the openssl from 1.0 as I believed that there are too many dependent on it.

Please advise.

Thank you

Edwin

TB0ne 01-20-2016 08:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nkcedwin (Post 5481344)
Hi there,
I am new here and need some help which I am facing. I am unable to remove the openssl from 1.0 as I believed that there are too many dependent on it.

The best question is "Why???" OpenSSL is a fairly important piece of software...what are you trying to actually accomplish by doing this?

suicidaleggroll 01-20-2016 02:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nkcedwin (Post 5481344)
Hi there,

I am new here and need some help which I am facing. I am unable to remove the openssl from 1.0 as I believed that there are too many dependent on it.

Please advise.

Thank you

Edwin

Yes, it is a dependency for a lot of other tools, which means removing it would likely brick your system. As TB0ne said, what is it you're trying to accomplish?

Ztcoracat 01-20-2016 04:43 PM

I wouldn't remove it.:)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenSSL

JockVSJock 01-20-2016 04:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by suicidaleggroll (Post 5481664)
Yes, it is a dependency for a lot of other tools, which means removing it would likely brick your system. As TB0ne said, what is it you're trying to accomplish?

Speaking from experience, yes removing openSSL will brick your system.

Need more information on what your end goal is.

nkcedwin 01-20-2016 05:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JockVSJock (Post 5481741)
Speaking from experience, yes removing openSSL will brick your system.

Need more information on what your end goal is.

Hi there,

So that I am able to downgrade the openssl to the version which is required by my application.

suicidaleggroll 01-20-2016 05:37 PM

Can't you just compile/install the version you need in a separate directory and then link your application to it? You shouldn't need to actually replace the version that comes on the system, doing so would probably brick the system as it would break the version requirements of everything else.

John VV 01-20-2016 11:26 PM

with 6.5 not being supported and there are NO working repos

your only option to ?? Downgrad???? and install the NOW FIXED SECURITY HOLE

you will REALLY NEED to install the cent SECURITY patches for ssl

build from source BUT install the current 6.7 PATCHES!!!!!!
and as above Build in a secondary build folder for the second version of openssl, and link your project to that
BUT install the security patches to the old code


they will be in the current 6.7 RPMS source rpm's for openssl


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