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brew install rbenv/tap/[email protected]
not working anymore
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brew tap rbenv/tap
brew install rbenv/tap/[email protected] |
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@harry-at-cogwrite It might be this line:
If you're on a Mac with multiple user accounts, typically only one owns the Have you tried asking the mysqlworkbench folks? (e.g. Permission denied error) It looks like you're trying to do a |
Thank you Eddroid! That was exactly the problem. I have multiple user accounts and so found at /usr/local/opt/openssl i had multiple entries and changed them chown'd them all to me. which was like this:
so i then had to do this: ln -sfn /usr/local/Cellar/[email protected]/1.0.2t /usr/local/opt/openssl to have /usr/local/opt/openssl/lib/libssl.1.0.0.dylib visible as such; the mysqldump command then worked fine, and after testing some things, I then issued this command ln -sfn /usr/local/Cellar/openssl@3/3.0.2 /usr/local/opt/openssl to put the apple approved openssl 3 back in place. turns out there are some bugs seen with certain unicode sequences that still prevented me from dumping a remote mysql database to local and the posting it with mysql or mysql workbech to a database, so i had to roll back to mysql 8.0.13 to be able to upload the backup (utf8 encoding) to a local database. Thanks for pointing that out. i eventually did see it. I also see many issues out there with legacy code that still looks for that libssl.1.0.0.dynlib, so at least next time I will know what to do! thanks so much!! harry |
There are usually compile args like |
I have the issue on #4 with a m1 MacBook 2020, but #2 does not work as:
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@t1-tracey That looks like an M1 MacBook problem. The fact that you have an |
It worked for me this: `curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rbenv/homebrew-tap/e472b7861b49cc082d1db0f66f265368da107589/Formula/openssl%401.0.rb -o [email protected] brew install ./[email protected] rm -rf ./[email protected]` Go a head and build your project! |
Thanks, @RafaBlockDev. I tried this and get an error even with
Any thoughts on what might be happening? |
Did you copy and paste right this one command? Try again now with this order mate @smaboshe 🤔
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Thanks! I did a copy and paste again and still get the same issue ... 🤔 |
Hey man! I found something could help you! 👋🏻 There are icc targets in 1.0.2[!]. And quite elaborate in sense that the even eliminate dependencies on icc run-times components, so that you can move build to computer without icc installed. Anyway, the problem was addressed in openssl/openssl#6261. 🚀 |
You can close the issue @MathieuDerelle 😅 |
After the recent changes, I am experiencing the same as described in issue 4.
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This works for me:
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Same issue: ==> Tapping rbenv/tap |
Same issue here |
Should be fixed by 4af536a |
Still having this issue on M1. Getting the make error @smaboshe was having:
Not sure if it makes a difference, but I do have makedepend available on my system:
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I do not have makedepend and I cannot reproduce the failure on M1. Maybe temporarily unlinking it from Homebrew would help |
Thanks for replying. Seems to make no difference:
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Thanks for checking. Feel free to open a new issue for this problem. I do not know how to go about investigating this, however, since I can't reproduce nor do I understand the logic of the build script that corresponds to the error trace. |
Thanks, will do. Don't really know how to proceed myself. |
Hey, I had same issue and prepared a patched version brew Formula https://gist.github.com/hellysmile/f58a6e32656ac1101cf6a64d0674f2c8 with openssl 1.0.2 patch from https://github.com/lavabit/magma |
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