Ewsg
16 November 2022 13:35
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Hello there!
So, after upgrading my Manjaro today I noticed that somethings stopped working.
I have a cron job which should send me an email after run.
But at cronie status I noticed the following error:
/usr/sbin/sendmail: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Does this means that I need to install some extra package? If so, how?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Looks like missing openssl-1.1
This is no dependency of sendmail, indeed.
We’ll have to wait for someone smarter, I’m afraid
Ewsg
16 November 2022 16:25
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Thank you.
Someone knows if reinstalling OpenSSL would help?
brahma
16 November 2022 16:55
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just reinstall it and see if it helped…
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Ewsg
16 November 2022 17:10
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Just tried a pamac reinstall openssl
without success.
xabbu
16 November 2022 17:14
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Which sendmail
are you using? There are at least 5 packages in the repo that provides a sendmail program. And probably more in the AUR.
pacman -Qo /usr/bin/sendmail
The sbin
folder should be a link to /usr/bin
Ewsg
16 November 2022 17:17
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Hi,
I am using ssmtp 2.64-17.
But, I did not understand very well, sorry for that. What link do I have to create, please?
xabbu
16 November 2022 17:22
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Ewsg:
ssmtp
There is no such package in the repository. Since it is an AUR package you are responsible for it.
As always with AUR packages, rebuild it against the new libraries.
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zbe
16 November 2022 17:22
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That’s an AUR package. Read how to maintain AUR packages.
Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆
What is AUR?
The Arch User Repository is an online repository, managed by the Arch community rather than the Arch packagers.
AUR differs from the Manjaro repositories by multiple, important key points:
AUR does not contain packages, but PKGBUILD s. See below for details.
AUR is not managed by Manjaro.
There is thus no official support for AUR packages.
Package compatibility is not ensured for all points in time. See below for details.
AUR is not managed by Arch…
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Ewsg
16 November 2022 18:40
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Well, that’s strange, because I think I have not used AUR when installing ssmtp. At least I don’t used any AUR helper or similar. However, I just uninstalled ssmtp through pacman. How could that be?
But I just installed Nullmailer through Pamac and it’s working fine.
zbe
16 November 2022 18:45
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That’s also explained in link I gave you.
You can uninstall any package with pacman, no problem.
Ewsg
16 November 2022 19:11
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Great. Thank you very much. I’ll read the article.
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19 November 2022 09:11
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