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Ubuntu 22.04 upgrade can break Atlas software probe - libcrypto.so.1.1 #91
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Hi @mfld-pub , Can you tell me on which distribution this package was compiled? Regards, Michel |
I had the same problem after upgrading from DietPi Bullseye to Bookworm on my Raspberry Pi 1. edit: |
Hi @Tuffiglig Sorry I had not noticed your ticket before. I've ran into the very same issue you had, which I solved by depending on libssl3 | libssl1. That does not resolve this particular issue, I think, but debian 11/12 x86_64 support is on the roadmap. I'll try and remember to release a separate 11 and 12 package. Regards, Michel |
Hey @michel-stam After re-install atlas-probe it is working for me since weeks. Only had problems after upgrading the distro. but reinstall atlas-probe solved the issue. |
Certain in-place upgrade scenarios to Ubuntu 22.04 will take libssl1.1 to libssl3 as jammy is all OpenSSL 3.0
This will create issues with the probe:
Quick 'n dirty workaround is to get the .deb from debian and install locally:
This seems to make the probe work again after ugrading to Ubuntu 22.04
If anyone has a more elegant solution please comment.
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