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Hey Jason, |
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I'd be surprised if anyone felt like having too much time at there hands to |
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pick this up but I come from the other side (I use libressl and sometimes |
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run into packages expecting openssl). |
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One thing I was wondering is if there is something like slot support for |
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virtuals that would allow most packages depending on any slot but others |
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on a specific slot. |
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Personally I don't have the knowledge to tackle a problem like this and |
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rather keep on patching openssl-only ebuilds to work with libressl or miss |
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out on packages/updates until somebody else get's to solving this. |
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Best, |
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Marcel |
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On Wed, Jan 29, 2020 at 10:27:04AM +0100, Jason A. Donenfeld wrote: |
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> Hey, |
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> For a long time now, OpenSMTPD stopped supporting OpenSSL, only |
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> supporting LibreSSL. For that reason Gentoo's opensmtpd ebuild is |
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> stuck on the 6.0 version. I'm not happy about this. |
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> It looks like other distros solve this by allowing libressl to install |
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> its libraries to /usr/lib/libressl or similar, so that they can |
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> coexist with openssl, allowing programs like OpenSMTPD. |
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> Any libressl developers interested in this sort of thing? |
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> Jason |