Philippe Martin wrote: > > Hi, > > I've just got Fink, and the first package I've installed (with all its dependencies >defined by Fink) is Ethereal. The first time I've tried to launch it, though, >Ethereal complained about "libcrypto.dylib" being missing. I managed to find that it >was part of "openssl 0.9.6b1", which I installed too, and this error is gone (I've >got some new ones, though, but I'll keep them for another message). > > So it looks like openssl is missing from Ethereal's dependencies list. FWIW.
I take it you installed ethereal in binary form via dselect or apt-get from Fink's server? And you installed ethereal and not ethereal-ssl? If this is true, then the binary package is not compiled correctly. If it uses libcrypto at all (and it shouldn't, seeing that it's compiled --without-ssl), it should use the one from Apple in /usr/lib (openssl is part of Mac OSX), and not the one in /sw/lib installed by the Fink openssl package. I am sure the Fink maintainer will slap the ethereal package maintainer and the guy who compiled the binary package for this (little joke, he doesn't have to look far :-)) -- Martin _______________________________________________ Fink-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-users
