3.0.0 build fails on Ubuntu 20.04 with libssl-dev installed #1858
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I just updated to Mint 19, which I believe is based on 20.04. According to Synaptic, libssl-dev is present (and what you want for modern rubies). Note that there is an incompatibility between libssl-dev and libssl1.0-dev. I installed the latter to build some older rubies, and had trouble removing it. I'm not sure why it worked when I marked it for uninstall the second time. |
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We need the full log here to see the compilation error. |
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I get this exact same error on Fedora 34 with any Version of Ruby
Full Log : https://pastebin.com/CtA5cUHR |
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It fails because the code was intended for use with homebrew and not with linuxbrew. |
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is this still a problem without a solution for Ubuntu 22.04 and Ruby 3.2? I'm getting this error and, removing homebrew from the path has worked, but since this is a very old discussion I'm wondering if we might have a definitive solution. |
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Similar story as #1215
Using
ruby-build
at 02ce13cOS (lsb_release -a)
libssl-dev (apt-cache policy libssl-dev)
OpenSSL
Input
Output
There were a lot of great suggestions in the OP on addressing the issue back then. Tried all of them, but no luck:
Debian-specific, no package with that name in Ubuntu
Was already installed. Did
apt install --reinstall
for bothlibreadline-dev
andlibssl-dev
as wellTried this with
openssl-1.1.1i.tar.gz
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