Re: [gentoo-user] Which is the Gentoo default? Openssl or Libressl?
Andrew Lowe wrote: > Hi all, > Title says it all. I think I've managed to screw things up, a USE > flag here, a USE flag there - what's a USE flag between fiends sort of > thing. I want to sort things out and I know at one time or another I > think I've dabbled in both openssl and libressl and now have some sort > of mixed up hybrid. What is the current Gentoo default so I can work > on getting back to "normal". > > Thoughts greatly appreciated, > > Andrew > > I don't recall ever messing with this and I have openssl installed here. I suspect that if you did a fresh install and didn't specify something else, that's what you would get. Hope that helps. Dale :-) :-)
Re: [gentoo-user] Which is the Gentoo default? Openssl or Libressl?
On Tuesday 24 Jan 2017 23:59:24 Andrew Lowe wrote: > On 24/01/17 23:47, Michael Orlitzky wrote: > > On 01/24/2017 10:38 AM, Andrew Lowe wrote: > >> Hi all, > >> > >>Title says it all. I think I've managed to screw things up, a USE flag > >> > >> here, a USE flag there - what's a USE flag between fiends sort of thing. > >> I want to sort things out and I know at one time or another I think I've > >> dabbled in both openssl and libressl and now have some sort of mixed up > >> hybrid. What is the current Gentoo default so I can work on getting back > >> to "normal". > > > > There is no default per se, but OpenSSL has better support because > > that's what most upstream projects target. The way most ebuilds are > > written, you will get OpenSSL unless you have USE=libressl set. > > Thanks. egrep *ssl -r /etc/portage/ will show you if any USE flags have been set. Remove manually any USE flags you don't need, e.g. libressl and then run: emerge -uaNDv world to reinstall any packages that were affected by it. -- Regards, Mick signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
Re: [gentoo-user] Which is the Gentoo default? Openssl or Libressl?
On 24/01/17 23:47, Michael Orlitzky wrote: On 01/24/2017 10:38 AM, Andrew Lowe wrote: Hi all, Title says it all. I think I've managed to screw things up, a USE flag here, a USE flag there - what's a USE flag between fiends sort of thing. I want to sort things out and I know at one time or another I think I've dabbled in both openssl and libressl and now have some sort of mixed up hybrid. What is the current Gentoo default so I can work on getting back to "normal". There is no default per se, but OpenSSL has better support because that's what most upstream projects target. The way most ebuilds are written, you will get OpenSSL unless you have USE=libressl set. Thanks.
Re: [gentoo-user] Which is the Gentoo default? Openssl or Libressl?
On 01/24/2017 10:38 AM, Andrew Lowe wrote: > Hi all, > Title says it all. I think I've managed to screw things up, a USE flag > here, a USE flag there - what's a USE flag between fiends sort of thing. > I want to sort things out and I know at one time or another I think I've > dabbled in both openssl and libressl and now have some sort of mixed up > hybrid. What is the current Gentoo default so I can work on getting back > to "normal". > There is no default per se, but OpenSSL has better support because that's what most upstream projects target. The way most ebuilds are written, you will get OpenSSL unless you have USE=libressl set.
[gentoo-user] Which is the Gentoo default? Openssl or Libressl?
Hi all, Title says it all. I think I've managed to screw things up, a USE flag here, a USE flag there - what's a USE flag between fiends sort of thing. I want to sort things out and I know at one time or another I think I've dabbled in both openssl and libressl and now have some sort of mixed up hybrid. What is the current Gentoo default so I can work on getting back to "normal". Thoughts greatly appreciated, Andrew
[gentoo-user] nvidia-drivers on x64 system triggers a lot of x32 rebuilds
This was discussed on the forum but I did not see it here: recent nvidia-drivers update on ~amd64 require tens of new abi_x86_32 use flag additions for all kinds of packages. https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=605664 The suggested workaround (build nvidia-drivers with -tools) worked for me. raffaele
