SSH: version mismatch with openSSL after update (solved)

[chiron]

After updating openSSL to latest version available via GSlapt I get an error when trying to invoke an SSH connection, stating that openSSL version is not matching. Downgrading openSSL solves the issue for now. I think the SSH client needs to be compiles against the updated openSSL package.

cheers

[jamesbond]

Hi chiron, which version of openssh are you using? Mine is openssh-9.8p1 and this works with openssl-3.3.2 (both are the latest ones from gslapt).

[chiron]

Thanks for thr reply, I am using openssh 9.8p1 from gslapt, too.

After installing latest OpenSSL from gslapt, which is openssl 3.3.2, I get the following

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OpenSSL version mismatch. Built against 30100010, you have 30300020

I get all my packages via gslapt, and this is a clean install, not reusing an old savefolder.

As a side-note, I am downloading from the nluug mirror.

[chiron]

So I re-installed openssh 9.8p1 from gslapt and now everything's fine. Sorry for the confusion.