Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #57016, comment 12
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Ticket #57016, comment 12
v1 v2 1 1 Yes, that works. It builds, and links against the system's libcrypto.dylib even if openssl is installed, as you would expect. 2 2 3 So I can put that through. I can't think, though, what we might do to prevent `ld64-97` breaking if a user has it installed already against openssl 1.0.x .And that would likely be most everyone, of course.3 So I can put that through. I can't think, though, what we might do to prevent `ld64-97` breaking if a user has it installed already against openssl 1.0.x and then upgrades to openssl 1.1.1. And that would likely be most everyone, of course. 4 4 5 5 Simplest idea would be to just get them to activate the older openssl and upgrade ld64-97, I guess, then activate the new one again and proceed on from there.