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| Olli Salli (ollisa) wrote Re: libssl 1.0.2g-1ubuntu4.4 causes PHP7 SSL cert validation to segfault | #10 |
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@mikini, I actually had a similar situation with apt-get wanting to remove npm. That's due to npm depending on node-gyp, which depends on nodejs-dev, which depends on libssl-dev. You need to install an old version of that package as well, you can't have a new libssl-dev package and an old libssl package installed together.
So something like:
apt-get install libssl1.
should ensure you'll get compatible older versions installed, and still have the Node.js stuff.
However, that 1.0.1f-1ubuntu2 version seems quite old and could contain lots of vulnerabilities... I'd be wary of using it unless your server won't be doing SSL termination for clients from untrusted sources. Either because you SSL terminate at a load balancer, a reverse proxy or the like, or because your server is only accessible from a private network, like mine.
A better option would be to try and source the libssl and libssl-dev binaries for the immediately preceding 1.0.1f-1ubuntu2.19 version from somewhere else.