jPilot plugins no longer work under debian 9 (MX17)

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06-28-2018, 07:39 AM	#1
galen Member Registered: Sep 2003 Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Distribution: MX, Xubuntu, Zorin. BOYCOTTING: Vector, Beatrix, BLAG, Slackware. Life banned from: Facebook, Yahoo! Posts: 190 Blog Entries: 1 Rep:	jPilot plugins no longer work under debian 9 (MX17) I'm using the legacy PDA program jpilot along with the plugins. After updating my system to MX17 (debian 9 based) the plugins do not install due to the fact that the libcrypto11 is required and libcrypto20 is default for the distro. Should I make symlink to fake libcrypto11 ? What's a good solution?

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