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> > I think one solution would be to force |
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> > an update to the latest version of dependencies. It would go around any |
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> > binary problems like this, but it still wouldn't be pretty. |
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> Only if the binary was built against the latest version of dependencies! |
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> If it was built against (in this case) openssl-0.9.6, then you'd be |
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> creating the problem you're trying to solve. |
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We could just set the RDEPEND in the binary packages to be >= the versions |
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installed on the system that compiled the package. |
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