Cannot build due to libssl.so.1.1 link error #473
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The last commit that I can build from is 1bdc3e9. |
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More info |
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@mikeplus64 This doesn't look like an issue with SQLx but with the Line 1526 in 7270061 |
Using Builds fine. |
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Can you try with nightly and enabling the new feature resolution from Cargo? https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/unstable.html#features If that doesn't work can you share your exact system name ( |
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Sadly no effect. System info: Installed cargo and nix from mozilla's nixpkgs overlay, as in # nixpkgs.nix
let
inherit (import <nixpkgs> {}) fetchFromGitHub;
bootstrap = fetchFromGitHub {
owner = "NixOS";
repo = "nixpkgs-channels";
rev = "b27a19d5bf799f581a8afc2b554f178e58c1f524";
sha256 = "0xl67j7ns9kzk1arr64r4lfiq74nw0awqbv6hnh8njx07rspqhdb";
};
moz_overlay = import (fetchFromGitHub {
owner = "mozilla";
repo = "nixpkgs-mozilla";
rev = "e912ed483e980dfb4666ae0ed17845c4220e5e7c";
sha256 = "08fvzb8w80bkkabc1iyhzd15f4sm7ra10jn32kfch5klgl0gj3j3";
});
in
import bootstrap {
overlays = [ moz_overlay ];
config = {
packageOverrides = super: {
rust = (super.pkgs.rustChannelOf {
date = "2020-06-19";
channel = "nightly";
}).rust;
};
};
}$ nix-env -f ./nixpkgs.nix iA rust |
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I'm hitting an error that feels related... trying to build against the |
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Try vendoring OpenSSL. Add this to your Cargo.toml : [dependencies.openssl]
version = "0.10.29"
features = [
"vendored"
] |
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ooh nice, that did fix it for me - thanks! |
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Nice, seems to have fixed it for me as well. |
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As this works with |
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Forgive for necropost, but for future reference: the issue is because procedural macro executed in slightly different environment. That means when you run inside your nix shell, it doesn't know where So technically this is |
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Writing an issue because I'm baffled.
Building master with
cargo build --no-default-features --features 'runtime-tokio macros postgres'fails, but is ok with only one ofpostgresormacros-- it's the combination that is the immediate/superficial cause of the build fail.Build output:
My system definitely has
libssl.so.1.1;Any ideas?
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