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From: Mark Hendriks <mark@imag.net>
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Subject: Where is libssl?
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I have a couple of applications that die because they can't find
"libssl.so.2"

Is this file part of a package, or should it have been installed as part of
the base system?  If it is part of the pa[3~

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