Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Ticket #69827, comment 1


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Apr 29, 2024, 11:41:36 PM (7 months ago)
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artkiver (グレェ)
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  • Ticket #69827, comment 1

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    55Will:
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    7 install OK with %port -v install
     7install OK with %sudo port -v install
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    99Defaults to OpenSSL(3) but at least picks up the libretls dependency.
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    11 If LibreSSL or libressl-devel are already installed in MacPorts, it might also work and use the libressl variant if installed with %port -v install +libressl.
     11If LibreSSL or libressl-devel are already installed in MacPorts, it might also work and use the libressl variant if installed with %sudo port -v install +libressl.
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    1313However, there are various caveats:
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    25 Or, cleaning MacPorts entirely via %sudo port -fp uninstall installed and specifying %port -vst install
     25Or, cleaning MacPorts entirely via %sudo port -fp uninstall installed and specifying %sudo port -vst install
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    90 Also, I do NOT for the life of me, understand why if I invoke % port -v install +libressl on a clean MacPorts installation it has openssl and openssl3 as dependencies?
     90Also, I do NOT for the life of me, understand why if I invoke % sudo port -v install +libressl on a clean MacPorts installation it has openssl and openssl3 as dependencies? Which, also doesn't seem to pick up the libretls dependency of the openssl variant. My guess is: one of the other dependencies is defaulting to OpenSSL as a dependency? Moreover, this is probably why I don't see this if I already have libressl installed, because whichever port is defaulting to OpenSSL and being flagged as conflicting dependency this way is presumably already handled.
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    9292e.g.