Greetings, Corinna Vinschen! >> After running dig and host with strace I found that they were trying >> to open the file "C:\cygwin\lib\engines\libgost.so", which didn't >> exist on my system; I saw "geterrno_from_win_error: windows error 126 >> == errno 2" in the trace, when the binaries were trying to open this >> file. I found out that the libgost.so file belongs to the openssl >> package, which indeed, wasn't installed. After I installed it, all is >> good.
You're right. This is a library providing Russian GOST cryptographic algorithms (ГОСТ - Государственный Стандарт) for OpenSSL package. >> Maybe some binary requirements changed and the package dependencies >> weren't updated to reflect this? I mean, after upgrading bind, the >> setup tool should have installed openssl as a dependency. > That depends. > After reading that problem I'm wondering if it's not the fault of the > openssl packaging. The runtime shared libs cygssl and cygcrypto are in > the libopensslXXX package, but the engines are in the openssl package. > Yaakov, do you just change the dependency of the bind package or do you > think the engines should be moved to the libopensslXXX package? I don't think it makes much sense separating one executable from twelve libs. -- WBR, Andrey Repin (anrdae...@freemail.ru) 06.04.2012, <14:23> Sorry for my terrible english...
