Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
> Am 17.09.2012 07:21, schrieb raf:
> >it seems that pygresql is expecting the old ssl library version.
>
> No, pygresql itself doesn't expect anything, it just uses whatever
> libpq it finds. The libpq then references libssl, and in your setup
> the new libpq finds only the old libssl, so there's something wrong
> with the paths or symlinks. Maybe because you only have /usr/lib in
> your library path, /usr/lib/libpq is a symlink to the latest version,
> but /usr/lib/libssl isn't. I guess your psql was working because it
> doesn't use the libpq from /usr/lib.
that's true. sort of. /usr/lib/libpq is a symlink into the postgresql
installation but there's nothing wrong with that. that's how postgres
installs itself. it should work. it worked this way with every postgresql
version i've used up to 9.1.3. it only didn't work for versions 9.1.{4,5,6,7}.
fortunately, it started working again with 9.2.2 (and possibly earlier 9.2.x
versions but i didn't try them).
so, if anyone else has this problem, upgrade to postgresql-9.2.2.
cheers,
raf
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