Or maybe this is a problem with rpm?
openssh-server depends on openssh
openssh depends on openssl
try totally removing the openssl and openssh* packages, and then:
rpm -iv openss*.rpm
(since the exapntion of the '*' is in alphabetical order openssl will be
listed last).
Notice that you get:
openssl-<version>-<release>
only after the the installation of the openssh-server package (which
requires openssl to properly execute its post-install script).
Until this is fixed the workaround is to manually execute the post-install
script of the openssh-server, or to remove it and reinstall it.
This is what happened to me two times when I installed the crypto packages
on two machines manually, and this is what happens when I add those
packages to the install CD.
On Sun, 7 May 2000, Steve Fox wrote:
> I believe an order needs to be added so that openssl gets installed
> before openssh. When I have all the open*rpm files in one dir and 'rpm
> -Uvh open*rpm'. The first time I get an error message about libcrypto.so
> missing. Once both groups are installed, if I install openssh*rpm again
> it doesn't complain and generates the host key correctly. Is there a way
> you can add some dependencies or something so that openssl gets
> installed first?
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