Still having troubles...
I thought I'd start somewhat from scratch this time. Since mailman is failing
with python errors that reference ssl, I've cleared out the ssl directory
so that the ssl dir had nothing from a prior version in it. I rebuilt ssl
(openssl-0.9.6g), and then, I rebuilt pytho
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Steve Rifkin wrote:
> Python worked fine before and after the openssl upgrade. Mailman worked before
> the openssl upgrade but only with the older Apache. With the new Apache and
> older ssl, mailman's web interface broke. Same errors. With the new openssl,
> we still get the same errors. As
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> Steve Rifkin wrote:
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> > admin(8622): ImportError: ld.so.1: /usr/local/bin/python: fatal:
> > /usr/local/s
Steve Rifkin wrote:
> admin(8622): ImportError: ld.so.1: /usr/local/bin/python: fatal:
> /usr/local/ssl/lib/libssl.so.0.9.6: bad ELF flags value: 768
My guess would be that you compiled python yourself, against the old version
of openssl. now that you've upgraded openssl, python doesn't work
Hmmm... Actually, I need to modify one of my earlier statements...
> > Last week, we needed to upgrade our Apache Web server to 1.3.27.
Mailman failed with errors I submitted earlier (that error log entry was from
last night, but it was similar to what we got a week ago, which you'll find
below
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> From this line in the traceback,
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>From this line in the traceback,
/usr/local/ssl/lib/libssl.so.0.9.6: bad ELF flags value: 768
I looks like you have a problem with your new install of openssl.
How did you install it? A package? and what OS are you using.
You might reinstall openssl from source if possible.
I'm not entirely sur
