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Subject: Re: security/openssl BROKEN, DEPRECATED, and EXPIRED?
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Dirk Meyer ha scritto:
> Sadly there have been regressions at runtime.
> $ ldd binary

What is this "binary" ? And please post the output of "ldd -a".

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Alex Dupre