I see, thank you. It's a shame that MySQL would make such a change
within a major version. We have worked as follows, though it's a bit of
a nasty solution:
apt install libmysqlclient-dev # will install libssl-dev as a dependency
apt download libssl1.0-dev # download required package manually
Some further information. libmysqlclient-dev as released in Bionic
originally did not depend on libssl-dev as MySQL at that time used an
embedded version of yassl. However MySQL upstream moved to OpenSSL in
their stable 5.7 series, so Ubuntu had to switch to building against the
packaged OpenSSL.
I see. There were changes related to OpenSSL 1.1 - see bug 1797386. I
didn't realise libssl1.0-dev actually shipped original in Bionic. In
that case, I think your report could be a valid regression report during
Bionic's lifetime itself, so I'll adjust the bug metadata accordingly.
Unfortunately
Asterisk 11 will not compile against libssl-dev.
What seems strange is I believe we previously had both libssl1.0-dev and
libmysqlclient-dev installed on an Ubuntu 18 server. Was the conflict
introduced in an update to Ubuntu 18? If so then changing such things
within a version doesn't seem
> It's causing us big problems because when compiling Asterisk 11 from
source it requires both. Does anyone know of a solution?
Please see the previous comments. You can build against libssl-dev, not
libssl1.0-dev. Ubuntu Bionic builds against OpenSSL 1.1 for almost
everything. If you must use
Any idea when this could be fixed?
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When was this conflict between libmysqlclient-dev and libssl1.0-dev
introduced?
It's causing us big problems because when compiling Asterisk 11 from
source it requires both. Does anyone know of a solution?
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Thanks for the technical aspect there. That's not something I'd run into
in other cases.
On Wed, Jan 29, 2020, 12:01 Colin Watson wrote:
> Runtime libraries can't usefully use metapackages the way you're
> proposing, and it's not conventional to do so. Whether a dependency is
> on libssl1.0.0
Runtime libraries can't usefully use metapackages the way you're
proposing, and it's not conventional to do so. Whether a dependency is
on libssl1.0.0 or libssl1.1 depends on what the binaries depending on
them were built against; forcibly dropping in libssl1.1 would result in
broken programs.
So, the fact that there is not libssl package doesn't constitute a
naming problem? My expectation has been that there should be a
and matching -dev but that's not the case here unless I'm very
mistaken.
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There are no naming issues. src:openssl transitioned from providing
1.0.2x series to providing 1.1.1x series by default.
In bionic, when src:openssl moved to provide 1.1.1x series, a separate
src:openssl1.0 package was introduced to provide (temporarily)
libssl1.0-dev in bionic only, which is
We have an automated install script that was carried across from 16.04
based systems. I suspect that this may boil down to the odd naming
convention on the libssl pacakages (i.e. the lack of a libssl package
while there is a dev one ...). I'm trying out the libssl1.1 package
right now and it looks
Ubuntu 18.04 contains two versions of Openssl: openssl 1.1 and openssl
1.0.
Unfortunately, upstream MySQL now requires it to be linked against
OpenSSL 1.1, where previously it used an internal ssl library.
It is no longer possible to use openssl 1.0 concurrently with MySQL.
What is requiring
Targeting for bionic, but I haven't checked the other releases.
I will say it's odd that there's a
libssl-dev
and
libssl-doc
but not a
libssl
only a libssl1.0 and a libssl1.1.
I'm sure there's reasons, and I'm not privy to them.
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** Changed in: mysql-5.7 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
** Also affects: mysql-5.7 (Ubuntu Bionic)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags added: regression-release
** Changed in: mysql-5.7 (Ubuntu Bionic)
Milestone: None => bionic-updates
** Changed in: mysql-5.7
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