Hi Michael,

I am using David's zebra.lrp package and trying to get it to run on
Bering_1.0-rc3. I wanted to check out what he did before I got started on
mine. I will, however, be using UML_slink to do my compiling.

You bring up an interesting question regarding ssh having the libraries
statically linked. I expect to have both ssh and zebra running on the same
system. Would it be better to use the libssl as suggested by H. D. Lee. That
is, assuming that there is an ssh.lrp without libcrypto statically linked.
Strictly for the purpose of conserving space.

Along this same line of thought, does anyone know whether it would cause
problems to use ssh.lrp with the statically linked libcrypto on the same
system as using libssl.lrp. I am in unfamiliar terrain here so any help is
appreciated.

Many thanks to both of you,
Eric [Kiser]

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Eric B Kiser wrote:
>
> You must mean inside that really obvious directory named /lib. Urgh, it is
> now probably a moot point to mention that I am a newbie. Your patience is
> appreciated.
>
> Here is where I am now. I execute the command #zebra -d to start the zebra
> process running as a daemon and I get the following message back.
>
> zebra: error in loading shared libraries
> libcrypto.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

<snip />

There is a very real difference between these two (2) libraries:

        libcrypt
        libcrypto

The latter is part and parcel of openssl; perhaps, also some other
libraries.

How are you compiling zebra?  On what <describe> system?  With what
libraries?

You probably need to do what we have done for openssh, which is to
statically link libcrypto during openssh compile . . .

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