Hi all,

It would be nice if you could test those packages and give me a signoff asap.

I just changed the dependencies to achive that openssl is installed before ca-
certificates. The install script of ca-certificates needs openssl. If it fails
there won't be a certificate bundle. As a result prgroams which use qca,
kdelibs, openssl curl etc. will complain about unkown certs.

Only new installs are affected by this.

Pierre

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On Sun, 17 Aug 2008, Pierre Schmitz wrote:


Hi all,

It would be nice if you could test those packages and give me a signoff asap.

I just changed the dependencies to achive that openssl is installed before ca-
certificates. The install script of ca-certificates needs openssl. If it fails
there won't be a certificate bundle. As a result prgroams which use qca,
kdelibs, openssl curl etc. will complain about unkown certs.

Only new installs are affected by this.

Pierre




signoff both arches.

$ curl https://www.trustedcomputinggroup.org/
was able to download the web page. And ssh client/server still works fine
too.



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On Sun, 17 Aug 2008, Eric Belanger wrote:

And ssh client/server still works fine
too.




Nevermind that. I confused openssl with openssh. openssl looks good so
signoff is still valid.


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Am Sonntag 17 August 2008 22:58:54 schrieb Eric Belanger:
> openssl looks good so
> signoff is still valid.

Thanks; I think I'll put it into the base grouip and move it into core then.

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