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Hold on, you had to do binary surgery using an OpenSSL version from an old box you had? I salute the dedication.
by abdisalan 2y ago
Hold on, you had to do binary surgery using an OpenSSL version from an old box you had? I salute the dedication.
- getcrunk 2y agoHow exactly does one do that. Sounds exciting!
- kaptainscarlet 2y agoI think you copy the library file and add it to you load path
- exe34 2y agopatchelf
- ian-g 2y agobut don't forget to make sure your new path is fewer characters than the original one so you don't overwrite any of the library
- pavel_lishin 2y agoA sewing needle, a spare magnet, and a very steady hand.
- wink 2y agoNot the OP but what sometimes works is as easy as: ``` ldd your-binary ``` on the old host and then copy all the thing that is referenced, put into ./foo and then start like so on new host: `LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./foo ./your-binary`. (may include typos, from memory) A great tool for this used to be https://github.com/intoli/exodus https://github.com/intoli/exodus - not sure if it still works. Disclaimer: Also please don't do this with network-facing services, security applies, etc.pp. but it's a good trick to know.
- Izkata 2y agoI used it for something early this year, it was working then.
- marcosdumay 2y agoLooks to me he just copied a shared library and changed the search path. Also, if it was statically linked, he wouldn't have that one problem. (Could have others, but not that one.)