Hello Martin,
On Mon, Mar 18, 2019 at 9:56 PM Martin Jansa <[email protected]> wrote:
> This won't work if someone uses only openssl10 in the image (a bit difficult
> to do with current master, but still some people have to do it), in case
> someone needs it as well, here is how Gentoo makes ca-certificate backwards
> compatible with old openssl:
> https://github.com/gentoo/gentoo/commit/03f9b674ca3315198c72849e8dd77583974759c2#diff-1801ddca78e57240592ef16b1c5262e7
> more details in:
> https://bugs.gentoo.org/653382
On OE-Core case, even if someone uses openssl10 as the library
provider, it will still use the openssl 1.1 binaries under target.
See:
+PACKAGE_PREPROCESS_FUNCS += "openssl_package_preprocess"
+
+# openssl 1.0 development files and executable binaries clash with openssl 1.1
+# files when installed into target rootfs. So we don't put them into
+# packages, but they continue to be provided via target sysroot for
+# cross-compilation on the host, if some software still depends on openssl 1.0.
+openssl_package_preprocess () {
+ for file in `find ${PKGD} -name *.h -o -name *.pc -o -name *.so`; do
+ rm $file
+ done
+ rm ${PKGD}${bindir}/openssl
+ rm ${PKGD}${bindir}/c_rehash
+ rmdir ${PKGD}${bindir}
+
+}
So for OE-Core, it is not supported. The rootfs generation will still
work, it seems.
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