libcrypto update breaks samba

Gretschy · 2006-06-01 10:20:36

Hi, I´m new to Arch Linux and I like it very much.
It´s the first linux I have on my hda for more than 1 week (2 weeks).
I think it´s because suse and mandrake where too "easy", to understand what my problem was... so I always switched back to Windows.

The problem I have is that I propably tested too much and updated (i think)
openssl from [testing] to version 0.9.8.
Now my local network doesn´t work anymore. Kde cannot start the lisa deaomon and samba doesn´t work(libssl.so.0.9.8 and libcrypto.so.0.9.8 is the problem).
When i type nmblookup in the console it gives this error :

"nmblookup: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.0.9.7: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"

I read, that adding a link called libcryto.so.0.9.7 to 0.9.8 is not a good idea and removing openssl and reinstall 0.9.7 from [current] doesn´t help.

What can I do now? Wayting till samba is updated or compiling it by myself ? :shock:

Sorry for my english.. last lesson in school was 6 years ago..

Thanks, Fabian

tomk · 2006-06-01 11:02:28

Downgrading to 0.9.7 should work - what error message does nmblookup give after the downgrade?

Gretschy · 2006-06-01 11:13:21

ok, downgrading oppen ssl worked for nmblookup.
I reinstalled samba and when i do "sh samba start"
i get the error:

:: Starting Samba Server [BUSY] /usr/sbin/smbd: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.0.9.8: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
/usr/sbin/nmbd: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.0.9.8: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[FAIL]
Thanks for the help.
Fabian

JGC · 2006-06-01 14:25:36

Upgrade the other packages from testing too. Somehow one of the libraries (I guess openldap or heimdal) on your system still depends on the openssl 0.9.7 library.

brain0 · 2006-06-01 14:28:06

Gretschy wrote:

Hi, I´m new to Arch Linux and I like it very much.
It´s the first linux I have on my hda for more than 1 week (2 weeks).
I think it´s because suse and mandrake where too "easy", to understand what my problem was... so I always switched back to Windows.
The problem I have is that I propably tested too much and updated (i think)
openssl from [testing] to version 0.9.8.

As an unexperienced Linux/Arch user, you should never use testing. There are many changes going on right now that break many packages. So unless you know how to fix the problems, it would be best for you to use current.

Gretschy · 2006-06-01 16:01:50

I learned my lesson... I´m never going to use testing until i get more experience...
Now in downgraded heimdal but samba still doesnt work...
when i do "samba start" it just hangs, telling me its busy
when i do "samba restart" it says:

samba: line 40: samba: command not found
samba: line 42: samba: command not found

:: codecs: local (20060501-1) appears to be newer than repo (current/20050412-2)
:: cvs: local (1.11.21-2) appears to be newer than repo (current/1.11.21-1)
:: cyrus-sasl: local (2.1.21-3) appears to be newer than repo (current/2.1.21-2)
:: gcc: local (4.1.1-3) appears to be newer than repo (current/4.0.3-3)
:: glib2: local (2.10.3-1) appears to be newer than repo (current/2.10.2-1)
:: glibc: local (2.4-1) appears to be newer than repo (current/2.3.6-3)
:: gtk2: local (2.8.18-1) appears to be newer than repo (current/2.8.17-1)
:: libtasn1: local (0.3.4-1) appears to be newer than repo (current/0.2.18-1)
:: libx11: local (1.0.1-2) appears to be newer than repo (current/1.0.0-1)
:: libxt: local (1.0.2-1) appears to be newer than repo (current/1.0.1-1)
:: mysql: local (5.0.21-2) appears to be newer than repo (current/5.0.21-1)
:: nforce: local (1.0.0310-3) appears to be newer than repo (extra/1.0.0310-2)
:: nvidia: local (1.0.8762-1) appears to be newer than repo (extra/1.0.8178-16)
:: pango: local (1.12.3-1) appears to be newer than repo (current/1.12.2-1)
:: perl: local (5.8.8-3) appears to be newer than repo (current/5.8.8-2)
:: perl-net-ssleay: local (1.25-2) appears to be newer than repo (extra/1.25-1)
:: python: local (2.4.3-2) appears to be newer than repo (current/2.4.3-1)
:: rar: local (3.5.1-2) appears to be newer than repo (current/3.5.1-1)
:: rdesktop: local (1.4.1-3) appears to be newer than repo (extra/1.4.1-2)
:: ruby: local (1.8.4-2) appears to be newer than repo (current/1.8.4-1)
Maybe one of them is is the key to my problem...
Tried to downgrade as much as possible but the guy who shares the internet connection with me alway complains about his ping playing world of warcraft when i download. :twisted:

tpowa · 2006-06-01 17:40:32

downgrade all!

codemac · 2006-06-01 19:49:41

pacman -Sy codecs cvs cyrus-sasl gcc glib2 glibc gtk2 libtasn1 libx11 libxt mysql nforce nvidia pango perl perl-net-ssleay python rar rdesktop ruby

.. is the command to downgrade those and then you can be on your way!

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#1 2006-06-01 10:20:36

libcrypto update breaks samba

#2 2006-06-01 11:02:28

Re: libcrypto update breaks samba

#3 2006-06-01 11:13:21

Re: libcrypto update breaks samba

#4 2006-06-01 14:25:36

Re: libcrypto update breaks samba

#5 2006-06-01 14:28:06

Re: libcrypto update breaks samba

#6 2006-06-01 16:01:50

Re: libcrypto update breaks samba

#7 2006-06-01 17:40:32

Re: libcrypto update breaks samba

#8 2006-06-01 19:49:41

Re: libcrypto update breaks samba

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