#Unable to compile
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do you have openssl installed on your system?
it seems like you don't have openssl, and your project wants to link to it dynamically
last time you helped me fix the issue. im searching for the thread
my best advice i can give you in general is: read the errors. They almost always have a hint to what is wrong, and here too, at the bottom it hints at libraries not being installed that are required during linking because one of your dependencies need it
i m confused. the 2 machines that work does not have the openssl files in /usr/local/openssl/lib while the others 2 machines have these files
engines-1.1 libcrypto.a libcrypto.so libcrypto.so.1.1 libssl.a libssl.so libssl.so.1.1 pkgconfig
then it might just be that they are not in your path, or however linux keeps track of installed libraries
how can i fix this?
i believe this to be a configuration issue, not really related to rust.
i honestly don't know, any dependencies that use any form of openSSL i always opt out of, and use rustls instead
because native-tls can be a pain sometimes
do i need remove the files from /usr/local/openssl/lib
no. are you invoking cargo yourself or do you use a bash script that does all the cargo build commands etc
cause there might be some configuration stuff in there that is screwing something up
i invoke a bash script that does the cargo build --release