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While upgrading to Ruby 2.3.4, I had to compile a custom OpenSSL version because it depends on v1.0.x whereas my Arch Linux was already on v1.1. So it was compiled with --with-openssl-dir=$HOME/.rvm/usr --with-gcc=clang.
But it seems rugged still loads libssl and libcrypto from /usr/lib instead, resulting in a null pointer access violation:
(this is a shortened version with the parts I thought to be most relevant, if you need more information, don't hesitate to ask)
Since I didn't see any explicit references to loading OpenSSL in this gem, I guess that it's a problem with the Rubygems build system, which I'm unfortunately not familiar with. But maybe someone else has seen this problem and knows a workaround for it?
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While upgrading to Ruby 2.3.4, I had to compile a custom OpenSSL version because it depends on v1.0.x whereas my Arch Linux was already on v1.1. So it was compiled with
--with-openssl-dir=$HOME/.rvm/usr --with-gcc=clang
.But it seems rugged still loads
libssl
andlibcrypto
from/usr/lib
instead, resulting in a null pointer access violation:(this is a shortened version with the parts I thought to be most relevant, if you need more information, don't hesitate to ask)
Since I didn't see any explicit references to loading OpenSSL in this gem, I guess that it's a problem with the Rubygems build system, which I'm unfortunately not familiar with. But maybe someone else has seen this problem and knows a workaround for it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: